After talking about Canadian stars and TV Shows - Schitt’s Creek, Kim’s Convenience, and Trailer Park Boys among them, Pax and I discover that we both watched a fair amount of Heartland - he’s actually seen more of it than I have! Spoilers for Season 14, but we agreed that Ty’s death was the breaking… Continue reading Spring 2024: New York
Despite the night’s adventures, I was awake early enough to order breakfast smoothies, and go to the gym! Whichhhh was too busy for me, so I used a water bottle as a weight and worked out in the room instead. I checked no less than a dozen times to make sure I have my phone.… Continue reading Spring 2024: Philadelphia
It’s 7:45am and I’m rolling out of bed to close the window that’s been open all night, as I don’t want to turn the guys into popsicles first thing in the morning. It prompts a memory of when I was living with my dad back in highschool - he’d have multiple windows open at 5:30am,… Continue reading Spring 2024: Cambridge
Washington: where chaos, parking barriers, a great fruit/veggie platter, and collapsing table all come together.
Richmond: where I question my life choices, go to the Edgar Allan Poe museum, eat for three, battle The Shirts, and buy emergency rice.
It was a gorgeous drive - the mountains were breathtaking. The twists and turns going through them, however, were not my favourite. By which I mean that by the time I recognized just how tense I was, I was actively telling myself to breathe and stop gripping the wheel so tight.
Do you have a ranked list of least favourite elevators? I do. These ones are at the top, or at least they are until the elevator at the venue in Washington. We’ll get to that one.
Why do one big/exciting/scary thing when you can pack three in at once, right? I mean, if your doctor - just before upping the dosage on your anxiety meds - isn’t going “why are you doing this to yourself?” then what’s the point, right? Right.
“Oh my god!” I exclaim loudly, causing several people to glance over at me. Understandable, that tone of shock isn't necessarily what you want to hear right before getting on a plane.
Things I discover exist when waiting for the train back to New York wondering why it is so packed, and why so many people are dressed up like Santa? SantaCon.
The Cozy Cauldron 