My Travel Guru once told me, medium - term travel is the key
to my sanity and I am not one to doubt my Guru but he didn’t define how long in
between my adventures it would be. It was almost three months since I spontaneously
jumped on a private jet to New York City and really I was only there for five days.
That is not an adventure but a weekend getaway. I had also just started a new
position at the Radio station….
IN THE OFFICE!!!!!
I know how could I subject myself to desk work?! Monday to
Friday none the less!! The clock was ticking on the wall above my desk where I
was shackled to as was my biological travel clock. Thankfully the son of my parent’s
best friends and my surrogate Aunt and Uncle decided to get married in his
current city of Vancouver, British Columbia, yours truly and her plus one
received an invite.
It wasn’t Britain and it wasn’t Colombia but I was getting
on a plane and that was all that mattered. Although with the $649 cost to my plane ticket
you would have thought I was going to one of the above mentioned locales but no
I was staying in the Great White North.
Many people have told me I would love Vancouver; it is full
of transient people, lots of hippies, it's laid back; people hang out on the beach instead of
going to work. It doesn’t get cold there and hardly ever snows. This was
sounding like absolute paradise! I was really considering fecking it all and
just staying out there. I would love to live in a big artsy city. Although for
once I thought practically and figured it would be best to check out the city
first before I pack up my balls and as the Pet Shop Boys/Village People say “Go West!!
(Yes slightly weird but adds a little flare to my blog and you get the message! Go West!! Together We will love the beach Together We will learn and teach Together Change our pace of life Together We will work and strive)
I had absolutely nothing planned for this excursion to the Canadian province that seems to attract 99% of the backpackers that come to my country. I had my first night booked in a hostel and my hotel for the night of the wedding and the essential bright vintage summery dress for the occasion…
(Yes slightly weird but adds a little flare to my blog and you get the message! Go West!! Together We will love the beach Together We will learn and teach Together Change our pace of life Together We will work and strive)
I had absolutely nothing planned for this excursion to the Canadian province that seems to attract 99% of the backpackers that come to my country. I had my first night booked in a hostel and my hotel for the night of the wedding and the essential bright vintage summery dress for the occasion…
…..Someone forgot to mention to me that not only does
Vancouver miss out on the cold of Ontario it also lacks in heat…
Gringa and cold do
not mix
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