I know more than a few people thought I was a little nutso when I decided to road trip back and forth #CrossCanada this year for work in Ontario, as opposed to flying. Well, I have to say I'd do it again in a flash. Not only did I get to enjoy Canada's wide-diversity of landscapes and natural beauty, snippets of our countries cultural diversity and the food that comes with it, … [Read more...]
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Road Tripping #CrossCanada With Cats
Now it is true that I may have a great love for cats, but I am not the crazy cat lady, despite what some people might think. We only had two cats in the car on our recent road trip #CrossCanada, because their were two of us in the car, we each have one cat, and as we were in Ontario, the cats had to get home to BC too. You see, nothing crazy here, all perfectly normal. You … [Read more...]
#CrossCanada Playlist ~ Ross Neilsen & the Suffering Bastards
One of the beauties of driving across the country is all the interesting people you meet along the way. This was certainly the case of my solo drive this Autumn. Seems to me that when you are on your own, you are almost more open to talking to other people and meeting strangers on the road, especially if you are like me and a terrible eavesdropper. I was having one such … [Read more...]
#CrossCanada Playlist ~ Doug Paisley’s Constant Companion
I am jumping a little ahead in our #CrossCanada road trip tunes to Doug Paisley's Constant Companion, because Doug has a Show this next week and I want to share his music with all of you, in case any of you might like to catch him. Doug is a rather special edition to the playlist, as we grew up together and I only discovered his music through my Dad, … [Read more...]
#CrossCanada Playlist ~ Ron Sexsmith’s Long Player Late Bloomer
Those of you following our tweets will know that we just did a road trip across Canada from Vancouver to Toronto, which was pretty incredible and felt like a Canadian right of passage. Perfect time of year to do it with the gorgeous changing of Autumn colours as we went. Only draw back (with the exception of Sudbury to Toronto, which is not an especially picturesque leg of the … [Read more...]
