I am writing this post from the jiggly interior of an Air Mexico 737, bouncing its way to Toronto. I’m not great with turbulence, as a matter of fact I am not great with flying, so turbulence just enhances my nervousness. And I get restless leg syndrome; does anyone else encounter this, flying or not? …
What a whirlwind it has been since arriving on Vancouver Island April 27th. Dinners with Brod, my #1 son, while Mone, his beautiful girlfriend, worked either at her restaurant job or in her ballerina role with Ballet Victoria. Hours on my own, roaming the multitude of cute shops that abound in both the downtown and …
Well in reality it was a wrap several weeks ago (insert embarrassed emoji here). Our last stop was a sweet little place in New Caledonia. With only 2 cottages we were the sole guests and thus had the pool and the entire pretty property to ourselves, except for the hosts who also live on site. …
It was 4 weeks ago today I said goodbye to sweet Baby Nina and headed off on my Down Under adventures. Oh man. It was so hard leaving her, knowing she was going to change so much in the months we were separated. It seemed like I could actually feel a little piece of my …
Ok, well let’s see how this goes….. I am now 48 hours into the flying portion of this trip halfway around the world so I will push my tired, jet lagged self into what is hopefully an engaging and interesting blog post…. Where to start….? Ok, let’s begin with where I am now and that …
It’s just before 7:30 in the morning here and I have a few minutes before I make my way to the airport so dashing off a quick hello. The goodbyes were tough but mercifully short; the train pulled into the station as soon as we walking on to the platform. Is there anything sadder than …