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I’m a teacher and have been for about four years now. I’ve taught many levels, but I’ve mostly stuck to high school and, last year, I made the switch to solely high school. So far, even though it was the right choice for me, it’s been a roller coaster.
So much poutine, so little time.
My memories of Lisbon include sweating, roasting, and hiding in a shadowy and slightly cooler stone cathedral in order to escape the heat.
With all of the current issues in the world and the BLM movement, I found myself wondering how I could personally make a change to better the world. Continue reading “6 Books On My TBR List Right Now By POC Authors”
It’s been just over two years since I last saw The City of Lights and, not going to lie, I’ve been dreaming about being able to wander Parisian streets again. Continue reading “Tu Me Manques, Paris”
Are you a fan of the mysterious, fantasy worlds, LOTR, monsters and villains, and D&D? Well, you must add Storm Crow Manor to your Toronto bucket list. Keep reading to find out why! Continue reading “Dungeons and Dragons Tavern: Storm Crow Manor – Toronto, Ontario”
Dublin was a fantastic city I can’t wait to visit again someday. Sit back, relax (perhaps crack open a Guinness), and enjoy this vibrant city and historical city. Sláinte! Continue reading “Photobook: Dublin, Ireland”
To travel from London to Inverness, I decided to book a room on the overnight Caledonian Sleeper. Continue reading “Inverness Student Hostel – Scotland”
If Porto isn’t on your post-quarantine travel wish list, perhaps these photos will change your mind. Continue reading “Photobook: Porto, Portugal”
Last summer, about a year ago, I decided to pack it all up and head to Europe solo for a month. While there, I finally checked off an item that has been on my bucket list for year: a Shakespeare show at The Globe. Continue reading “An Afternoon at Shakespeare’s Globe in London, England”
When I booked my flight to Porto, I never expected to fall in love with the city. I knew no Portuguese, would totally be on my own again, and had no clue how to get around. However, it was the best week and a half of my summer. Continue reading “12 Things You Must Do in Porto, Portugal”
There are many ways to document your travels: Facebook, Instagram, sending postcards, taking selfies, picking up souvenirs . . . I do it all, but there has always been something intriguing about having a travel journal. Continue reading “5 Tips On How To Actually Keep A Travel Journal”
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