All Winter, I kept waiting for snow. I felt like we hadn't really had Winter and I wasn't ready for it to be Spring yet, because no snow. All the suburbs around me had had snow, bit at my place, snow drops and daffodils were blooming! We had rain and lovely cozy Wintry days, but …
Just a quick one for you this week, my friends. This week has kept me busy with writing and some other projects, and because of that, I didn't take any outfit pics or try out any new products that I wanted to share with you. I do have a fun idea for my next post …
Christmas means Christmas lights. The evening comes in early at this time of year and the lights spread a glow that warms the heart, even while our breath is chilled to steam in the cold air. There are many light festivals and tree lighting at this time of year, but one of Vancouvers most well …
Continue reading Glowgetter: Christmas Lights at Van Dusen Botanical Gardens and Winter OOTD
Ever since I was a little kid, I've loved horses. I've always ridden whenever I could, and was that 13 year old girl who was obsessed with riding and had all the horse books. Sadly, I lived in the suburbs, so though I would ride any chance I got, that wasn't all that often. Unlike …
When we moved to Canada from London, there was still plenty of green in the leaves, but soon they started to turn, and we caught the last of the Autumn sun, as the world turned inwards towards Halloween. I can't believe it's been a year since then. These photos are actually from just before Halloween …
Continue reading Canadian Thanksgiving: It’s Our One Year Anniversary Of Moving to Canada!
The Steamclock, Gastown It's been just over a year that's we've lived here in Vancouver (we arrived 28th September, but we sort of like to use Canadian Thanksgiving as our one year marker because it feels right). I wanted to share my favourite local places so far, but I'm sure that there will be many …
Vancouver's Inuit Gallery recently had it's 40th anniversary. 40 years of bringing Indigenous art to the world's attention is no mean feat. It's one of my favourite places to visit when I'm in Gastown, and I was really happy to head there to celebrate with them. I had one of those panic moments when I …
Continue reading Inuit Gallery Of Vancouver’s 40th and What I Wore
Brunch is one of my favourite things. After a long sleep in, and waking up slowly with a magazine and coffee in bed, you slip into something comfortable and chic and head out for a relaxed eat partway between breakfast and lunch. Water Street Cafe in historic Gastown was recently looking for bloggers to try …
Continue reading French Toast for Brunch at the Water Street Cafe, Gastown.
Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC "Flakes, flurries, whirls, crystals. Whatever it comes in, I'll take it. We go back, snow and me. We have a beautiful history." - Gilmore Girls. As Lorelei knows, there's something magical about snow. This is our first year in Canada, and we didn't think we would get any snow, but this …
Continue reading I Smell Snow… A Walk In The Vancouver Snow.
I absolutely love chocolate. Obsessed. Right near our new home is a truly wonderful place that does waffles and pancakes, and things that are not sweet too. But their big selling point is chocolate. And we (my man and I) head there at some point most weekends. That place is Cacao70. Enjoying a cocoa in …
Continue reading Sweet Treats: My New Fave Place, Cacao 70, and Betty & Veronica Tee.
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