I wonder if it’s possible to have a love affair that lasts forever?

It was in downtown vancouver for a start-up company, as a marketing/PR intern. The place was beautiful and amazing, and thank you! I hope this will be the one for me! 

Breakfast was full of fruit, oats and yogurt  that was swirled in with almonds that energized my morning and the rest of my afternoon. This breakfast was almost a nuance to what would be my afternoon plans. It was a mix match of stark seriousness and goal setting, and ended with fluid movements of my own pathway around Vancouver and ended on a sweet note with dinner with my cousin. 

My interview went really well, and felt much more like a conversation amongst (hopefully future) coworkers, all while I can see in the background the rapid, beautiful combustion of technology summed up in one building. 

Putting these items together can sometimes create a bitter taste, but today, it was harmonized in such a way that left me satisfied. You are what you eat, after all. 

This girl is my doppelgänger - found on jak&jil

This is an article my friend Jenny did for the UVIC newspaper a few months back. She contacted me because she needed to talk to a sociologist, and I was flattered to help! She’s a wonderful writer, and you can visit her tumblr site here.

My wonderful cousin/sistar at her sister’s makeup photoshoot, 2008. You know you want to follow her.

My friend, Natalie, brought up a good point about running into people in our small town, “At this point, you both can pretend that you don’t know each other and be okay”. She was referring to people that we went to highschool with, and are still around Port Coquitlam. I didn’t realize that it has been almost 4 years since highschool graduation of ‘08. It boggles my mind! 

I still remember faces and recall awkward situations from highschool, and I swear they still haunt me, as if it occurred yesterday. Of course, this thought was brought up when we were talking about random, awkward run-ins from people we haven’t seen since prom.