Archives of Travels

Video LINK: A Selfie Moment

Holy Schmollyyyyy, I’ve been so incredibly MIA on my blog. I guess that’s a tell tale sign that I’ve been keeping busy for sure! I had some spare time to shoot a short video vignette on my iPad while I was chilling in my hotel in Beijing. Opposite House is my new favourite hotel!
9 years ago

Visiting LALA Land

After my Beijing trip, I had a chance to make a quick dash to Los Angeles before I was beckoned back to the Toronto grind. So what did I do? Eat, eat, eat and said hello to a city I hadn’t visited since 2006!
9 years ago

Boston

A couple weekends ago, I had a chance to visit some friends (The Beans) who have recently relocated to Boston. I have never been there but was excited to check out the birthplace of America. Delicious meals, shopping bargains and walking tours, it was four whole days well spent! Here are few pictures from my […]
10 years ago

Muskoka Cottage-ing

I had a mini-vacation over the weekend with some girlfriends (and their plus ones). In Toronto, people always talking about heading up to the cottage whether its Algonquin, Wasaga or Muskoka. One of the girls decided to plan out a trip and I was fortunate enough to join them!
10 years ago

Hello Obama-land (Washington DC)

Teja and I arrived in Washington DC after President Obama proclaimed that he supported gay marriage. But it didn’t seem like it was big news over there but I’m glad he did it. On that note, here’s a little trip that I enjoyed very much, even if it was just a couple of days.
10 years ago

Korea Chingoo Edition: Part Two

Referring back to my Korea trip, I managed to catch up with a couple good friends who have relocated to Seoul. I also made lots of new friends courtesy of b’s network and I’m so glad that I got to meet them. They made me feel included and offered to take me around which was […]
11 years ago

Korea Sparkling: Part One

I finally went to Seoul and I had so much fun! I checked out the cute neighbourhoods and did a little sightseeing, it always helps when your travel buddy knows a bit of Korean. It wasn’t too difficult to navigate around the public transportation since they had English names too.
11 years ago