I think that previously, I took the ability to get on a plane for granted. I won't do it again. Now, I am so thankful that I have the ability to jump on a plane if I'd like - see the world, see your country, see your hometown (you'd probably use a car or your feet rather than a plane for that one).
2020 turned out much different than I think all of us would have anticipated. It came with challenges, joys, heartbreak and strange times - ones I think none of us will forget any time soon. New Year's resolutions came and went - whether we stuck to them is up for debate. But honestly, if you didn't...who could blame you? Certainly not I.
Have you ever wondered about what makes people tick? What they're inspired by? What pushes them into the career paths that seem more passion and play rather than work? If you're like me, you'll likely have answered 'YES' to all of those questions, and perhaps thrown in a bit more of your own.
The North Shore is full of cozy spots and simple stops, known for the hygge-like feeling that you get the second you arrive. From chicken wild rice soup that will have you begging for the recipe, to the sauna culture that makes the winters seem mild - it'll leave you wanting to come back and wishing that you never left.
My quarantine reading list is a long one - and so far, there have been six books that I've really enjoyed. They range from sensual and scandalous to a bit of edge that could keep anyone on their toes.
