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Lost’s Favourite Restaurants

The pandemic is hitting harder than ever. In Northern Ontario where I live the sun is barely coming out, and those of you who live in the the darker places of the world know what that means; a serious case of the winter blues. It’s not the healthiest habit in the world, but when I’m down and out I do enjoy a bit of comfort food from my favourite restaurants.

Travel in the Time of Covid 2.0

An updated look at travel in the time of Covid: what open borders look like to Canadians, and if it’s really worth breaking out your suitcases just yet!

Thai Coconut Lime Chicken

I’ve never been to Thailand, but it’s on the list! I found this recipe online, have prepared it several times for my family, and my mother has requested the recipe so I’m putting it on here, as per the code of pettiness. You can… Continue Reading “Thai Coconut Lime Chicken”

True Story Tuesday: Cheeky England

Present day me is very much a quick planner when it comes to travel. Given a couple of hours I can plan a vacation. Given a credit card I can have it booked and ready to go within the day. I also have a… Continue Reading “True Story Tuesday: Cheeky England”

Taking Travel for Granted: A Response

Hello gentle readers, apologies if this article ends up being late, I’ve written it rather more quickly than the others in the hopes of being able to publish it this Tuesday. The reason for all this rush lays squarely on the shoulders of one… Continue Reading “Taking Travel for Granted: A Response”

Let’s Get Rid of Pay-Toilets Please!

I had the inspiration for this article while I was writing last Friday’s destination piece about Camden Market. Check it out if you haven’t already, it’s a little guide to one of my favourite places on earth. I love the shops, the products, the… Continue Reading “Let’s Get Rid of Pay-Toilets Please!”

Introducing … The Tulips!

This story starts in the Netherlands, when I discovered that tulips are kind of weirdly awesome. Yeah, I know, but hear me out! The original tulips come from the mountains and steppes of the Middle East, and were gathered and bred to fill the… Continue Reading “Introducing … The Tulips!”