So much love to all of you this February fourteenth! I’ve received a few kind messages recently and I want to say a huge thank you for taking the time to visit my blog. It makes me so happy! I’m sending you smiles, hugs, and gratitude. I wish I could send you cupcakes. I baked… Continue Reading
Nothing inspires me like the sound of Edith Piaf’s voice. This past December I put together my first mixed tape on the 8-tracks website so that I could listen to my favourite holiday songs at work. To my surprise, this little playlist ended up with 9,000 listens and awarded gold certification from the crew at 8-tracks…. Continue Reading
January was a foggy month here in Vancouver. I spent every morning outside for my first monthly pledge and these are a few of the photos I took with my iPhone. Have a lovely weekend. The Chinese New Year starts this Sunday, year of the snake!
Megan Eckman, an artist from San Jose, California, is drawing a portrait a day for 2013. That’s right, 365 portraits! I am so thrilled to be a part of her challenge as portrait #35. Check out her gallery of portraits from the project here. Megan’s creative idea to include everyone in her challenge by accepting photographs from… Continue Reading
You didn’t think I was talking about football did you? I went to a sound healing workshop today put on by one of my favourite yoga instructors, Daniel Shaw, and his partner Julie Peters. There were several large singing bowls set up in the middle of the room and I feel like it’s appropriate to say… Continue Reading
“I pledge to put on my running shoes and spend time outside each morning”. This is the first pledge of my 12-part monthly series for 2013. Why am I doing a monthly pledge? Read all about it here. Living less than a block away from the ocean, I decided it was time to take advantage of the… Continue Reading
Mood board 1. January is exciting. All photos via Pinterest.
A conversation between a local Italian man and an American woman: “I’ve been in Rome for three weeks and all I’ve done is learn a few Italian words and eat.” “You feel guilty because you are American, you don’t know how to enjoy yourself.” “I beg your pardon?” “Americans, you work too hard. You get burnt out…. Continue Reading
