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St. Patrick’s Day, Vancouver Style, Thanks to The Irish Heather

March 17, 2013 by Emme Rogers Leave a Comment

While I would have loved to have spent St. Patrick’s Day in a pub in Ireland, I am happy to say I at least celebrated it in an authentic Irish Pub, thanks to Vancouver‘s The Irish Heather.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

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Is Somebody Singing Chris Hadfield and Barenaked Ladies?

February 8, 2013 by Emme Rogers 3 Comments

It’s a proud day to be Canadian, thanks to Chris Hadfield and Ed Robertson of the Barenaked Ladies, with the debut of their song sung between the International Space Station and Planet Earth (specifically from Canada). Have you heard Is Somebody Singing?

If ever there was a song worthy of Tunes From the Road this is it! Beautiful!

Curious how they prepared? Here it is, thanks to CBC Radio (for whom our storytellers love):

Love and Light,

Emme xoxo

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A Roamancing New Year!

January 3, 2013 by Emme Rogers 10 Comments

Wishing you, our wonderful community, a year filled with …

Moments of Utter Delight

Lori Yearwood jumping with utter delight!

Interesting Perspectives

Plaza de Bolívar in Bogota, Colombia from a pigeon eye view.

Good Music

Tasty Eats

Some seriously tasty eats in Bogota, Colombia.

Smiling Faces

Welcomed by a warm smile from a boy in the market in Hurghada.

Welcomed by a warm smile in the market in Hurghada, Egypt.

Dancing

New Friends

Daniel Noll, Audrey Scott and Erica Hargreave in Marsa Alam after their talk at the UNWTO Conference on Partnering with Media in Challenging Times.

Annelise Larson getting set to dive into her first Lobsterblast at the Yorkton Film Festival.

Our two newest Roamancers: Hannia Curi and Megan Ho.

Jaime Tenorio, Steve Peters, Caitlin Burns and Lina Srivastava in Plaza de Bolívar, Bogota, Columbia.

Old Friends

Enjoying a sunset stroll at Point Roberts with Andrew.

Lucy Duck simply quackers for the lovely ladies of Yorkton, Saskatchewan.

Ken, Cam and Erica waiting to be charioted to the Golden Sheath Gala.

Erica and Caitlin exploring Bogota, as photographed by Lina Srivastava.

Furry Friends

Erica and Satchmo having some red boot adventures in the Canadian wilds.

Cato Cat and Lucy Duck road tripping across Canada.

New Experiences

Me and Audrey Scott quad biking in the desert near Hurghada, as photographed by Daniel Noll.

A Bit of the Ridiculous

Love

Alley Cat Amour in Hurghada, Egypt.

Laughter

Quad Biking Cat in Hurghada, Egypt

Unexpected Beauty

… and of course, Good Health!

Happy New Year!

With Love from all of us Roamancers.

xoxo

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Father Christmas the Morning After a Canadian Snow Storm

December 27, 2012 by Emme Rogers 6 Comments

This my friends is the Canadian version of Father Christmas, Chanukah Harry, or whatever Festive Jolly Soul you celebrate at this time of year, the morning after a snow storm …

Must say I was happy to see this Jolly Soul spreading Festive Cheer today!

Must say I was happy to see this Jolly Soul spreading Festive Cheer this morning!

There was not a more beautiful creature to be seen for miles around, than he, as he pulled into our driveway this morning. Spreading as he traveled, not only white mists of snow, but the true gift of the Holiday Season, the gift of being neighbourly and helping others.