Last summer (before I ended up hospitalized with a ruptured appendix), I had the distinct honour of shooting alongside the ever-fabulous, abounding-in-energy, scrumptiously lovable, fabulously talented Jete of Urban Fig Photography at the most glorious New Westminster Quay wedding day. Am I gushing? Yes? With good reason. We rode in the party bus to Queen Elizabeth…
“That is one good thing about this world…there are always sure to be more springs.” Anne of Avonlea “She turned to the sunlight And shook her yellow head, And whispered to her neighbor: “Winter is dead.” It’s spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you’ve…
I love to read. For most of my life, I listed “reading” as my favorite hobby. Nerdy? Yes. Academic? Yes. Many happy afternoons eating moon pies and reading library books? Definitely. Although I haven’t finished reading all the books on my Self-Taught MBA list, the ones I have read have each made it’s own unique impact…
A certain leap of faith is required when planning a party with eight friends at a brand new, never-tested, never-experienced venue. When I scheduled an evening of pottery painting at Vikki’s Clay Art Studio, I wasn’t sure what to expect: I made a plan based solely on her building’s mural and the easy access off Fraser…
When I sent out a plea to my facebook followers, I was begging for someone to spend an afternoon downtown Vancouver with me. Be my friend? Please? Come hang out with me? Pweease? I had high hopes for the fun that we would have in the peak of Cherry Blossom beauty, of course, but never in my wildest…
“To succeed in life, you need two things: ignorance and confidence.” Mark Twain might be best known for Huckleberry Finn, but somewhere along the way he became a witty philosophical type. I embrace his concept that success begins with acknowledging ignorance, claiming it, owning it, and finding a solution — with confidence. Spending a summer hospitalized afforded many long…
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