• Get more portraits in (Belle, Minnie and Jordan!!!!)
• Make my Portfolio!
• Photowalks (Lets go Nick! you too Jeremy…I think it’s a much needed catch up)
• Document the city
• Take some more photos of my own cooking
• Get in the studio and learn some lighting!
• Get my reading on, I’ve got the Photographer’s Eye and Light: Science and Magic waiting for me
• Go on a couple weekend travels
• Get sponsors and raise a ton of money for the Richmond BCSPCA‘s Paws for a Cause
• Figure out what I want to do with the rest of my ife (ie: Urban Planning in Grad schools, etc)

But First, Kill my exams. See ya Later everyone! Since I have no pictures to give you, here’s a cute cat.

see more Lolcats and funny pictures

The rest of these were taken in and around Old Montreal and Notre Dame Basilica, Enjoy! And as usual check out the rest of the stream on my flickr!

At the Metro

Old Montreal

Streets of Old Montreal

Entrance to Notre Dame Basilica

Inside the Cathedral

Three Boys Praying

Don't really see this in Vancouver...

Apartments across the water

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At the Metro

Schwartz Corned Beef Sandwich

Graffiti at the laundromat

Wall Mural

Graffiti

View from the Top of Mont-Royale

Looking up from the top

Here are a couple more pictures from my trip (still a lot more to come!). They include Graffiti around St. Laurent and a view from Mont-Royale. You can find the rest of the set here, and if you haven’t already seen my post on food52 for

So I just came back on tuesday  from a 6 day stint in Montreal for the Easter long week-end. I was talking with my friend Ivy and was like “I just realized I have a 6 day weekend…I should come visit you in Montreal.” That was basically how I ended up going. Everyone who knows me, knows that this is very out of character as I’m usually a pretty boring/not adventurous person, but I’m glad I made the trip.

Montreal was amazing. This was the first time I’ve really visited a city outside of BC (apart from Layovers in Toronto) and I had the time of my life. Arriving to a 24 degree summer-like day, the city was incredible and packed with people walking and enjoying the weather. The streets reminded me of a psuedo Canadian/French Paris/Vancouver (if that made sense). My photos don’t do the city justice (this is only the first batch) because I was too busy looking at everything and enjoying the sights to really focus on taking pictures (whoops). But anyways, thanks to all the amazing people I met on the trip, you all made it extremely memorable. Montreal, as cheesy as it sounds, pretty life altering, in my eyes. This was the first time I’ve done some ‘adventurous’ traveling and I know it won’t be my last. It was a nice reminder to just chill out, step out of your comfort zone and meet some awesome people.

The Pictures are on my Flickr stream and I’ll edit/upload the rest later!

Everybody is just a stranger but
that’s the danger in going my own way
I guess it’s the price I have to pay
still “Everything happens for a reason”
is no reason not to ask myself

Not enough words, nor pictures can describe how incredible this concert was. It was everything I expect and much more. I feel sometimes like his lyrics speak for my heart, like I don’t need to say anything, just listen to his music and it is enough. Awesome start to my long-weekend. Leaving tomorrow morning to Montreal, it’s going to be great. Have a great weekend everyone!

“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dogma – which is living with the results of other people’s thinking. Don’t let the noise of other’s opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.”

Steve Jobs

This is Friday and until this morning he was our pet Cockatiel for the last 10 years. The story goes that on a summer day, lost and confused, he flew into the trunk of my dad’s Van. With little luck finding the original owners, we decided to keep him as a pet. Over the last couple years he’s been great company and grew into a part of our family and although he’s gone now, he’ll surely be missed <3.