Dear Americans

Dear Americans, Tomorrow is your election day. Tomorrow you'll be voting with your confusing electoral system that I don't really understand and deciding who leads your country for the next four years. It's weird being a Canadian during the U.S. election season (which always seems to last so bloody long!) I can't imagine it's the… Continue reading Dear Americans

The Bachelor Canada – Episode 5 (Hometown Dates)

Episode 5 and we're already on hometown dates. The show begins with a long re-hash of Brad's journey for love and all the ladies are so special and blah blah blah. Hey! Brad's driving along Dallas Road by Beacon Hill Park - just to his left is a beach where Peter and I got engaged… Continue reading The Bachelor Canada – Episode 5 (Hometown Dates)

Scenes From a Sunday

After a few days of rain and a tsunami warning* last night, a day of sun came as a surprise. This morning before church. Afternoon on the beach. I've heard people from eastern Canada (Please note: I consider anything east of the Rockies to be eastern Canada but usually when I say "eastern Canada" I… Continue reading Scenes From a Sunday

Book Review – The Fault in Our Stars – John Green

I feel prepared to make the argument that The Fault in Our Stars is not a young adult book. It's a book about young adults. I think there are books, written for a young adult audience, or any particular audience, that are well-written enough and important enough that they become greater than their intended audience.… Continue reading Book Review – The Fault in Our Stars – John Green

The Bachelor Canada – Episode 3

This past week has been busy/exhausting, hence the recent blog neglect. Obviously, you've all been waiting on the edge of your seats for my thoughts on the most recent episode of The Bachelor. Well, here it is (non-Bachelor related blogness will come soon!) The episode opens with host Tyler Harcott (I think that's his name)… Continue reading The Bachelor Canada – Episode 3