"Elbows Up, Canada: Why Mark Carney Might Be Our Best Shot Yet"

This Isn’t a Political Post (But You’ll Probably Think It Is)

I have a confession—an embarrassing one at that. But I’m not going to lead with it. Because it just might be my Get Out of Jail free card the next time I go to the States. And after this post, I just might need it.

I’m not a political person. This is not a political post. Although I’m well aware that saying it’s not political is often the international signal for here comes something political. It’s like prefacing a conversation with, “No offense, but…”

I loathe talking politics. There’s nothing worse at a dinner party—except maybe karaoke.

Dinner Parties, Traffic Jams, and Unsolicited Opinions

Opinions get louder, veins pop, and suddenly you’re defending free trade over dry chicken to a man wearing his baseball cap backwards. It’s exhausting.

A Beginner's Guide To London's Social Season or How To Survive Royal Ascot

London is a ever fascinating town. There is always something to see or something going on. No time is this more true than in the spring. They refer to May and June as "the season". Royal events, galas, Royal Ascot, Henley, Wimbledon and regal garden parties. Of course the dress, protocol and the invites to attend are strict and are hard to come by. But I am going to let you in on how this Canadian girl came to London and got invited to these royal events... became the Queen's biggest stalker ...AND more importantly how you can too.

A-BROAD IN LONDON

A Survival Guide To Life, Travel & Being Sensationally Single

This Isn’t a Political Post (But You’ll Probably Think It Is)

Dinner Parties, Traffic Jams, and Unsolicited Opinions

A-BROAD IN LONDON

A Survival Guide To Life, Travel & Being Sensationally Single

This Isn’t a Political Post (But You’ll Probably Think It Is)

Dinner Parties, Traffic Jams, and Unsolicited Opinions

A Broad in London