Hello out there! It has been forever since I last posted here. I thought I might bring you up to speed. In the last 6 months, I've the spent the pandemic juggling many different projects that have not been limited but include: Working as a background actor in Toronto Landing a job and working in social media (where they actually pay me now to monitor social media channels) Launching my podcast, The Borscht Belt Tattler. The Borscht Belt Tattler is my new podcast . . .
The Word On The Street Festival
Hi everyone! Long time no see! Yesterday my family and I explored The Word On The Street Festival which is a free Canadian book and magazine event that takes place in Toronto every September. I wanted to share with you some of the things we loved most about the festival this year. The Location The Word On The Street Festival takes place at Harbourfront Centre which is located at 235 Queens Quay West. We love coming down here because of the scenic waterfront views and . . .
June Favourites
Happy Monday everyone! I hope you all had a great long weekend. I ran into some interesting challenges with our computer crashing over the long weekend. While things are not exactly back to normal, I'm happy to have my list of June favourites for you, even though they are a little late. Vichy Aqualia Thermal Rich Cream Facial Moisturizer This jar of wonder was a complimentary but completely unexpected surprise from Influenster. When it comes to skincare, not only am I hyper . . .
A Tribe Called Bliss Book Tour
Happy Thursday everyone. What a week it has been! On Tuesday evening I was at District 28 Bistro for the launch of Lori Harder’s book, A Tribe Called Bliss. In case you are unaware, Lori Harder is an entrepreneur, fitness model, competitor and personal trainer. She is the founder of The Bliss Project, an annual retreat for women and hosts the Earn Your Happy Podcast, which I featured back in April in my list of favourite podcasts. Her weekly discussions keep me grounded and . . .
Why You Should Watch Dietland
"You are a WOMAN and you should decorate yourself however it pleases you" - Julia, Dietland I'm just going to come out and say it. I was skeptical when I heard that AMC was adapting Dietland, Sarai Walker's 2015 novel, in to a television series. Did I really want to watch another story about an unhappy overweight woman? I had to find out. Set against the backdrop of the beauty industry, Plum Kettle, the heroine of the story, is a ghostwriter advice columnist for a teen magazine . . .