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COMPETITIONS ON COMPETITIONS

Hey there 👋🏼 Soooooooo. For those of you who may follow me beyond this blog (or on social media), you know that I’ve been traveling and competing A LOT. To be honest, at the beginning of this year, I really thought I would be able to keep up and write about each trip, but clearlyContinue reading “COMPETITIONS ON COMPETITIONS”

HOW TO MAKE A FLIGHT TO ASIA MORE COMFORTABLE…

Now that the jet lag has subsided…. kinda… and that normal life has begun again, here is my take on how you can be comfortable on a flight/trip to Asia…. YOU CAN’T. – sorry to burst your bubble, it’s not fun, but there are ways to make it better!  I love getting on the plane toContinue reading “HOW TO MAKE A FLIGHT TO ASIA MORE COMFORTABLE…”

GREECE

What an incredible 2 weeks here in Greece. This was a huge step forward for Team Canada and I am so excited to see what’s next! Of course, there are things we can improve, after all, it is the first competition of our season, but we are looking forward to see what we can doContinue reading “GREECE”

AND AWAYYYYY WE GO!!

After 2 months of hard work, many new routines, lots of changes and great improvements, we are on our way to Greece!! As I am writing this, we are on the plane heading to Zurich, making our way to Athens and then to Alexandroupolis to compete at our first competition of the season!! This pastContinue reading “AND AWAYYYYY WE GO!!”

Reflecting on the last 6 weeks

Hey there, It’s been a while since I’ve written a post! The last 6 weeks have been pretty nuts as you can imagine with training in Calgary –  unexpected family emergencies and hospital visits – to then travelling to BC and California to compete with the National Team! It has really been a crazy timeContinue reading “Reflecting on the last 6 weeks”

SURROUNDED BY TEA FARMS

A few months ago, Jackie and I had the incredible opportunity to stay with a Japanese family in the town of Wakuza, Japan for a night. We arrived to meet a woman and her son who was about four years old, he was shy and hid behind his mom every chance he could. We soonContinue reading “SURROUNDED BY TEA FARMS”