New York City Travel Diary Pt. 3

Wednesday, May 31, 2017


I present to you the final installment of my New York City Travel Diary. Long over due, I know. I honestly forgot just how many photos I had to sort through; a sign of a great trip I assure you. Day three, much like our second day, was jammed packed with activities and sights to see. We began our day on the Upper East Side exploring Central Park. But before we entered the park we had to make a pit stop at the Plaza Hotel. The Plaza has secured its spot as one of NYC most iconic landmarks. Personally I think it is due to the popular Eloise Children Books as well as the squeal for Home Alone (which just so happens to be my favourite Home Alone film). That being said, I am sure some could argue alternative reasons for the Plaza hotel being as well known as it is, but those are mine.

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New York City Travel Diary Pt. 2

Friday, May 12, 2017

As promised I am back with part two of my New York City travel diary. The second day of our trip was intense even by my standards. It was definitely the day we saw and did the most and I swear we walked liked 14 miles or so. Don't quote me on that math but we did start our day pretty early and hit the ground ―walking. By the end of the day my legs and feet were killing me and I could barely stand. But would I do it again? Hell yes.

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New York City Travel Diary Pt. 1

Tuesday, May 09, 2017

I cannot put into words how happy it has made me to finally be able to visit my favourite city. Over the years I have visited New York City approximately four times but it has been 10 years since my last stay. Which just so happened to be the one and only time where I was actually able to see the city. As you know a major metropolis like NYC is constantly changing so one can only imagine what the last 10 years has done for the city.

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Frozen Yogurt Bark

Wednesday, August 10, 2016


Today on what just so happens to be one of the hottest summer day I've had the pleasure of experiencing so far this year, I wanted to share a recipe for a frozen treat that will hopefully help you beat the heat and keep cool. During the Holidays I like to make many variations of chocolate bark to hand out to family and friends as gifts. What is chocolate bark you ask. Chocolate bark is essentially melted chocolate combined with a variety of add-ins like peanuts, almonds, dried fruit and even pretzels, laid out on to a baking tray covered in wax paper to cool and harden. It is basically like a homemade chocolate bar. 
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Montreal Travel Diary Pt. 3

Tuesday, July 12, 2016


I must admit that even though our third day in Montreal was short lived it was my personal fave. Which says a lot because I thoroughly enjoyed my time in the city and I have already begun planning my return. Anyway, that morning, before we left the city and sat in ridiculous amounts of long weekend traffic, we decided to check out one of Montreal's famous markets as well as spend sometime exploring it's surrounding neighborhood. Something that I recently learned about Montreal is that, much like NYC, the city is divided into little boroughs; each with their own distinct personality and vibe. That morning we explored Little Burgundy, a vibrant little town home to local businesses, cool cafes and of course to Montreal's famous Atwater Market.

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