I’m finally making some time to write about my adventure in Peru. I spent the majority of last week battling a cold/fever I caught from my friend who caught it on the trip, playing catch up with my course for work (still behind, although not as much compared to before I went away) and just getting back into the swing…
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Last night when I had arrived home from Peru, my mom mentioned to me that I had done quite a bit of travelling for someone of my age. I somewhat disagreed with her because I know of people who had done much more travelling than myself. I went to school with a guy who had been to pretty much every…
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Although my parents immigrated to Canada from a country where English and another language was officially spoken, they had chosen to only speak English to me growing up. They would converse to each other in their mother tongue and then switch to English when addressing me. To this day, I can still understand snippets of the mother tongue, but don’t…
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Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on Sept 2, 2012, and has been updated. I know I had a pretty good childhood with very loving parents who wanted to provide for me as best as they could and that they did. But sometimes I felt I missed out on certain things in my childhood. Things that many of you…
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The Challenges of Bike Transportation Two of the biggest challenges that cyclists and motorists share are communication and learning to share the road. Making eye contact, signaling where you want to go, obeying the laws of the road and not pulling any crazy moves are just a few things cyclists and motorists can do. Imagine a cyclist trying to do…
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