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Category Archives: Canada
A chorus of ‘Thank you’s!’
I have travelled far and wide in this world, and taken nearly every form of transport you can imagine: train, bus, plane, trolley, metro, camel, donkey, horse . . . while there are still a few forms of transport I … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Social Media
Tagged BC tranist, be nice, bus, thank you, transit, Translink
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The20Project
Well, I’ve been involved with The20Project since it’s inception back on January 1st of this year, but I suppose I’ve been so busy with life and helping organize the launch event for this awesome book that I just plain forgot … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Canada, Friends, Pre Trip, Tips from The Travelling Twin
Tagged book, charity, life journey, Makomborero, project, The20Project, travelling, young adults
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How many goodbyes?
Originally posted on The Travelling Twin:
How many goodbyes does it take to start a new life? How many hugs? How many “I’ll miss you”s? How many promises to write? How many promises to visit? How many kisses? How many…
My life is not a ‘permanent vacation’
I updated my Facebook status a while back, and a friend commented partially in jest that they thought my life was a ‘permanent vacation’. I’ve known this friend since I was 4, and while I knew she was kidding around a … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Australia, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Diving, Europe, Family, Friends, Greece, Indonesia, London, Mozambique, Oman, South Africa, Tanzania, Tips from The Travelling Twin, USA
Tagged beach, bills, days off, divemaster, divemaster life, diving, life choices, permanent vacation, rain, sand, sun, trees, vacation, weekends, work
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Eight random, and hopefully helpful, tips about travel
In my experience of travelling, I have learned a few practical things that I thought I would pass along to help make your journeys a bit easier: 1. Have a travelling ‘comfort kit’. Mine includes earplugs, hair elastics, bobby pins, eye … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Australia, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Europe, Greece, Indonesia, London, Mozambique, Oman, Pre Trip, Social Media, South Africa, Tanzania, Tips from The Travelling Twin, USA
Tagged American currency, Coca Cola, Coke, first aid kit, laundry, sewing kit, sleep sheet, travel tips, US dollars
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Editing the Emerald Sea
At the beginning of last year I started editing some of my underwater pictures using a very basic editing software (ie – the one that came on my non-Apple laptop). While I still maintain that my camera is awesome and … Continue reading
Some stories from the days when I was an academic . . .
The semester after I graduated with my post-bacc degree in English, I was a Tutor Marker for the distance course History 339: The British Empire and Commonwealth. There are plenty gems of ridiculous student moments that stand out from that … Continue reading
Posted in Canada
Tagged academic, British Empire, Commonwealth, History, SFU, university
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One blog a week!
Happy 2014! I hope everyone had a great holiday season, and has already started planning their travels for the coming weeks and months. As usual, I really don’t know what the next year will bring. One goal of mine for … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Australia, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Diving, Europe, Exercise, Family, Food, Friends, Greece, Indonesia, London, Mozambique, Oman, Social Media, South Africa, Tanzania, USA
Tagged 2014, blog, New Years resolution, The 20 Project
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To snap or not to snap?
As my time here on Amorgos starts drawing to a close (just over 3 weeks left, eek!) I find myself looking back through my pictures more and more . . . and noticing that I don’t have very many! Usually … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Australia, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Diving, Europe, Family, Friends, Greece, Indonesia, London, Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania, USA
Tagged divemaster, diving, life, living, memories, moment, pictures
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