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Hinamatsuri, or Girls' Day, is a traditional Japanese festival celebrated on March 3rd. It is a day to wish for the health and happiness of girls. Families display dolls and prepare special foods and sweets. Common dishes include sushi and
About an hour’s drive and 80 kilometers from Burgundy Dream B&B lies the charming town of Truro, a place I visit several times a year and one of my personal favorites. Even in winter, Victoria Park offers a rewarding walk deep into the
Wow, even our big lake, Lake William was almost completely frozen! My friend did cross-country skiing! So, Sam suddenly started clearing the snow to make a skating rink. I gave it a try, but the surface was so rough that I could barely gl
Charlie Lake is located just under a 30-minute drive from Burgundy Dream B&B. A scenic 3 km loop trail circles the lake, offering a moderately challenging route that takes an average of 50 minutes to complete. The lake itself is quite
My day began with an invitation from a friend to join a hot yoga session. Stepping out of the warm, tranquil studio into the crisp air felt like being pulled back into reality, but the clear blue sky was invigorating.In the afternoon,
During the winter break, I finally had the chance to slow down and enjoy some baking. One of my long-standing goals was to make sourdough bread from scratch. Starting with creating the starter, I faced many failed attempts along the way. B
I was invited to join The Stadacona Band of the Regular Force, Canadian military band on their holiday concert tour, where we performed five shows across four cities/towns of New Brunswick. The final concert was in Halifax, and my partner
I've been practicing flamenco for about a year now. I had the chance to learn the choreography to the lively and rhythmic flamenco tango, 'Tanguillos de Cádiz Sin Baile Flamenco,' a traditional piece from Cádiz known for its joyful, upbeat
The latter half of October flew by like an arrow. There were days when it suddenly warmed up, making it feel as though summer had returned, but the days were unmistakably getting shorter, and the fiery red sunsets came earlier and earlier.
I hiked 15 kilo meters at Cape Split Trailhead, enjoying a stunning new trail that featured scenic lookouts. We took the new trail out and returned via the old one. The autumn colors along the trail were truly breath taking. The hike to th
Prince Edward Island's 43rd lieutenant-governor installed at ceremony on October 17. Three of us from 36 Canadian Brigade Band joined PEIR band and participated the ceremony with an honour guard at the Confederation Centre of the Arts in
As the days grow cooler and the nights crisp, it's clear that summer is coming to an end. With winter approaching, Sam is gearing up for a new project. He's got a cozy plan—roasting marshmallows under the chilly night sky, turning the cold