I was happy to have a chance to spend two weeks in Korea, in order to revisit my favorite places and say goodbye to my friends! Here are some favorites from Seoul and Busan. In Busan, we stayed in our ...
Cette année, j’ai passé beaucoup de temps à Drummondville! Comme à chaque été, j’ai fait un jardin. Ma récolte de tomates a été super abondante! J’avais aussi des concombres libanais, des fèves vertes, des radis, des carottes, et beaucoup de ...
Cet automne, comme d’habitude, je suis allée passer quelques jours à Edmundston, la ville où j’ai grandi. C’est une belle petite ville entourée d’une nature magnifique! Le temps était superbe, alors j’ai pu prendre de belles photos. Le Canada est ...
This year, I spent longer than usual in Canada, so here are some fall pictures, after the spring and summer ones! 🙂 I was lucky to be able to attend another talk by Dr. Stephen Krashen, whose research is an ...
As usual, I’m spending the summer in/near Montreal. Here are some more pictures of my favorite city in the world! You can see some friends, blueberry picking (cueillette de bleuets), tacos, poutine, and Montreal’s colorful streets.
It’s always nice to be back in Montreal! Of course, seeing my family and friends is the most important thing. But one of the first things I do is walk all around my favorite spots, to reconnect with my city ...
I recently visited Bongeunsa, a Buddhist temple right in the center of Gangnam, across from the COEX mall. It’s peaceful and beautiful, especially with all those spring flowers! The lanterns are for Buddha’s Birthday in April. Here is also ...
Here are a few pictures of things I find funny or amusing. They mostly have to do with animals or strange English! The raccoon cafe was quite a surprise. There’s also a meerkat cafe, but I didn’t go – and ...
It’s been a long winter and I’ve been busy! Here’s a long post with lots of pictures to make up for it… Thankfully, winters in Seoul are shorter and milder than in Montreal, with very little snow. The sun shines, the ...
Gyeongbokgung (Gyeongbok Palace) is the largest of five palaces in Seoul, South Korea. It was built over 600 years ago, as the main royal palace of the Joseon dynasty. On Seollal, the first day of the lunar new year, admission was free ...
On Christmas Day, we didn’t have anything to do, since we’re far away from our families in Canada… It was just another Sunday, so we decided to take a short trip to visit a new city. We saw that Daejeon ...
One November Sunday, we decided to hop on a train and go to Chuncheon with no specific plan in mind except to eat the famous “Chuncheon chicken” – something like “let’s have dinner in Chuncheon”. It was by far the best ...
Another beautiful Shinto shrine!
Random, interesting, and beautiful things! An owl-shaped backpack, Hakata Station, a robot coming out of building… Enjoy! 🙂
Discovering and enjoying new cuisines is often a pleasure, but even more so in a country like Japan! Here are some normal dishes you can have for lunch (tendon, tempura udon, ramen), as well as interesting dinner options, including sushi, gyoza, mentaiko ...