What can I even say about NYC that hasn't already been said by countless other people. Frank wanted to start spreadin' the news and now Jay Z and Alicia Keys are getting in on the action. Everybody seems to have something to say about "The Big Apple". I guess my contribution is just to give justification to their arguments. This place is exactly how I always imagined it would be. Usually relying on television and book portrayals to give you an impressio...

After dropping off the technological radar over Christmas (Vermont is not known as a center for communications), I'm back to give an update on the abounding festivities! Two Chevrolets, six Aussies, three Swedes and a Dane walk into a chalet. The punchline? I think I put on about five kilos in food baby, but lost about three rolling around on the living room floor losing my s*** laughing the whole time. The place we stayed was actually really amazing, although t...

Haagen Dazs has officially been voted as a better ice cream than Ben and Jerry's. Caramel explosion was a religious experience for both Georgina and I. I like to call it- vacation veganism. Since I also had a beaver tail in Quebec yesterday. It's part of the Canadian experience. Beaver tail is like... a long, flat deep fried donut thing that looks oddly enough like a beaver tail. It was fairly amazing and I think I did actually manage to get a few snap shots of m...

Bonjour from the most bilingual city in the world. When I get home I'm going to be devastated that no body in the shops is greeting me in two languages waiting for me to pick one to conduct the conversation in! Usually my response is "bonjour, how are you", because it shows deference to the fact that I'm in a French speaking province, but also shows that if you try and talk to me in French I will have NFI. Sometimes I just say bonjour in the hope that t...

Bonjour from the most bilingual city in the world. When I get home I'm going to be devastated that no body in the shops is greeting me in two languages waiting for me to pick one to conduct the conversation in! Usually my response is "bonjour, how are you", because it shows deference to the fact that I'm in a French speaking province, but also shows that if you try and talk to me in French I will have NFI. Sometimes I just say bonjour in the hope that t...