When I moved out of the family nest for the first time, I had a hard time adjusting to the new environment. I was in my first year of University in a city I’d never visited before. I remember calling my mom on the phone, trying to hold in the tears. She gave me a …
I’ve been sticking to what I know lately. Hanging out in that safe space of knowing what to expect, which comes with a contented feeling of control. This can be applied to many aspects of my life, but on the ski hill, it means sticking to groomed blue runs: a wide path, smooth and easy …
My fam-jam left our home in Nanaimo, BC in late December, and have been nestled in the small mountain town of Nelson, BC for two weeks. I’ve been thinking about what we left behind, and what we have here. Some things are the same, and a lot of things are different. It’s been a very …
Making do with what’s around you is the name of the game while on the road, especially when you have a small car like a Honda Fit to bring everything you need for a year. I’m willing to bet Honda wasn’t expecting our definition of what can ‘Fit’ when they designed that car. To be …
Today was mega epic gorgeous. Cornice Ridge, Kootenay Pass, BC. Slideshow below…
Avalanche Safety Training Level One. Thanks to Kootenay Backcountry Guides for an incredible experience. I still get tomorrow too!! Stoked!
What time is it? Daytime? Night time? The iPhone 11 Pro takes one heck of a great night shot.
We have our own, personal calculator. He’s 10, and fairly reliable. Homeschooling win. Mama won, btw.
Locals say this was epic, once every ten years kind of dump of snow. We heard up to 65cm in some places, all OVERNIGHT. No wonder the ski hill was busy the next morning.
We spent an hour and a half strolling the streets of Nelson, playing around in oodles of powder (higher than my knees!) and drooling at the gorgeous houses lit up in the night sky.
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