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Our Great Migration

Waking up in the Maasai Mara of Kenya is like waking to a symphony with birds singing their song and the animals grunting and shrieking.  It was a new dawn every morning.  Sometimes we’d see baboons, elephants, hippopotamus or lizards from our tent during the morning.

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Jolly Ole England … & Troon

This July was a whirlwind of travel throughout some of the loveliest sights that England has to offer.   I highly recommend any of them for the curious traveler.

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Exquisite Moments

I haven’t blogged for a couple of months.  In April, I had nothing to say.  In May and June, I got busy and experienced exquisite moments during my travels.  I have been to London (twice) and to Canada, specifically Montreal, Oakville, Niagara on the Lake and Toronto, all of which provided experiences that touched my heart. 

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When I’m 64

This past month I spent two weeks a top medical spa in Austria (winner of Haute Grandeur Global Spa Awards 2023) for a reset.  People come to this spa from all over the world for a variety of reasons;

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Peeling the Onion

This month I’m not writing about a place I have travelled to, rather a different kind of journey.  For the past 4+ I have been writing a memoir of my early life.  I’m not writing it because I am famous or a narcissist as I’m neither of those.   Why then?  Because those years shape us by creating our patterns of thinking which in turn affects our behaviour and each year, adds a layer.

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A Sting in London

Please bear with me as I set the stage for this blog.

 

In the early 1980’s, I was working as a waitress in a cocktail bar at night whilst studying marketing and business administration during the day.  The venue was called Richards on Richards and was arguably the hottest nightclub in Vancouver.

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