I haven’t posted on my blog because I have been going through so many things in the past couple of months. First off – I finally got my Green Card and Social Security card in December! I also got my Driver’s License transferred to an American license. I got my Canadian driver’s license in January 2015, which… Continue reading Where I have been…
Immigration is not cheap. It’s definitely not for the faint-hearted.
Boots, Sweaters, Hot Cocoa, Pumpkins, Halloween, Fall Festivals… What is there not to like about October?
YES! #NationalCoffeeDay is in full effect, today only on September 29th, 2015 in the U.S. I love freebies, especially COFFEE! Here are some participating store that are offering FREE coffee: Dunkin’ Donuts WaWa Whole Foods’ KRISPY KREME! YOU BET that I will be there! I drink so much coffee in a day (I know it’s bad), but… Continue reading Freebies on National Coffee Day!
I have to admit I use social media a lot; I have a blog, twitter account and Instagram after all! However, when it comes to Facebook, I often have been reluctant to keep it activated. Why? 2 main reasons: I spend way too much time on it. I could be doing something more useful with my time. I… Continue reading Reasons why I unfriended people on Facebook
My Story 5’1, 110 lbs. In high school, I was known as the athlete or “the jock”. I was on all varsity teams – basketball, track and field – you name it. Back then, I was exercising early at 6:30 AM as a point-guard – basketball player every Monday and was in my school’s sports special program,… Continue reading Fitness Challenge: Why I choose to be fit, not SKINNY
People often joke around and say that Canadians are really polite (most I suppose :)). They say SORRY all the time, even when it’s not entirely their fault. It’s true we do it all the time. Often automatically, without even noticing it. If I bump into someone accidentally at the mall, I will reflexively say “SORRY”. Why?… Continue reading The Importance of Saying Thank You
Today I learned how to make Chai latte from scratch. Buying chai latte from the grocery or at Starbucks can be very expensive in the long run. 5$ per cup or 6-10$ for 10 bags/kcup of chai latte. Sometimes it is even too sweet. Learning how to make Chai latte can be beneficial in so… Continue reading Homemade Starbucks Chai Latte
1. I was born in Ontario, but grew up in Quebec (Canada). As a result, I am fluent in French. 2. I was a military brat (now I am a military wife!). I lived on a military base in Canada for a few years. 3. I was an altar server every sunday (and holidays) from… Continue reading 25 things about me that many people do not know
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