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Travel: Vancouver Eats 2026
Vancouver eats 2026! The kale salad was one of the best things I’ve eaten in a long time, and it was at Fable Kitchen during the Dine Out Vancouver Festival – such a great time to visit the city. Okay, below I’ll share one market spot (if you didn’t catch the earlier post) and then two worthwhile dinner spots. They’re very different, yet variety is great! Okay, let’s get to it. Vancouver Eats 2026 The Lunch Lady is a must if you’re in Vancouver. It…
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Travel: Granville Island Public Market
Granville Island is a delightful place to spend a few days. From the walkability to the market, you could stay on this peninsula that’s about 35 acres for an entire weekend and have everything you need. Truly, from art to fresh fruit, from steak (yes, there’s a Keg there!) to gluten free nanaimo bars, you can find it here. Okay, let’s check out some of our photos. Okay – let’s check it out. Granville Island First up, the Public Market. This place is a little…
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Travel: Plant Gather
Plant Gather – this amazing plant store is in Kelowna, British Columbia. It’s one of a kind (we’ve been in so many plant stores!) and it’s run by some incredibly knowledgeable staff. Plus, they have a little display to the right of their entrance – take a clipping, leave a clipping. So fun! Okay, let’s check out some photos. Plant Gather If you’re like us, you love plants. We have more than 80 (yes, I know!). We have this one little guy, an air plant,…
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Eats: Super Bowl Eats 2026
Super Bowl Eats 2026 – the big game is almost here. Or, if you’re an Olympic fan, then you might cook up one of these for a gold medal game or the free skate! Either way, it’s game day soon! Okay, let’s get cooking with some of these Super Bowl Eats for 2026. Super Bowl Eats 2026 Okay – while you probably don’t need all six of the recipes above, pick your favourite two and get cooking. Some good combinations are the jalapeño popper dip…
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Travel: Laugavegur Trail Overview
Laugavegur Trail Overview – four full days on the trail, and one day waiting for the bus back to Reykjavik – this 55 km hike is worth it. Let’s check out some of our photos, along with a few tips and tricks! Laugavegur Trail Overview – Packing First up, if you’re looking for the day-by-day of our hike, you can check out these posts: For our first tip, pack light, pack wool, and pack things that dry quickly. Below is all my clothing for the…
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Travel: Laugavegur Trail Day Four
The Laugavegur Trail day four – the last day! Since day three was awesome, we didn’t have to worry about dry gear. All of our stuff was dry, warm, and safe. We got up early, since the whole hut was a-buzz by around 5:45am. We took our time, however, since we weren’t really in a rush. Okay, let’s check out some photos of day four, our last day on the trail. Laugavegur Trail Day Four For breakfast, we had oatmeal! After we hit the washroom…
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Travel: Laugavegur Trail Day Three
Day three of the Laugavegur Trail! This was the best day – full of sun, snacks, and scary heights! After a decent sleep we had some breakfast and hit the trail. We headed out late around 9am, yet it was worth the sleep in, that’s for sure. Laugavegur Trail Day Three Breakfast – oatmeal! See, we’re the only ones in the kitchen, since everyone else (well, most people) have already left. I usually wake up before Bryce when we’re at home and on this day…
