Top 5 Drinks in Nicaragua: 1. Macua, Nicaragua’s national drink, named after a tropical bird here in Nica. It’s made with white rum and fruit juices, usually lime and guava and blended with ice, I like to think of it like an adult slurpee. It’s one of my favourite pastimes, drinking one of these guys on the beach while watching the beautiful sunsets San Juan has to offer. 2. Coconut Water, pretty self explanatory with this one. It definitely has a unique taste that... [Keep Reading]

Maybe not your traditional “Fashion Friday,” but why not a lil something for the backpackers/beach bums. So here you are, a list of a few essentials for when you are travelling: - Sarong – You can take it to the beach to lay on, or use it to dry off with. It can also be used as a beach cover up. If you’re staying somewhere hot, you can use it as a nice light sheet to cover up with at night. Or I’ve found that some of the buses in Central and South America... [Keep Reading]

To be honest, I'm kinda surprised I lasted in Regina as long as I did this year. Maybe the most amazing summer yet had something to do with it. Filled with family and new friends, music festivals, Stampede, Vegas, Emma Lake, girl trips to both Calgary and the Okanagan. And let's not forget the infamous Sunday Fundays out at Regina Beach. Now here I am, early November and I am still stuck in Regina without a plan, surprise surprise. With a general idea of what I wanted to do I started... [Keep Reading]

Well it's official, we've had our first snowfall, winter is here, and I am outta here! Before I go, I need to reminisce about my last trip of the summer to the beautiful British Columbia with four of my besties.So the adventure began in Vancouver. First stop, Local Public Eatery for lunch. Their logo is, “common food done uncommonly well.” And they could not be more correct. It is located in Kitsilano and has the absolute best veggie burger and calamari I have ever had in my... [Keep Reading]