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The Age-Old Ritual of Brunch

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Surprise surprise to all my readers, I'm in Canada...Margot traveling to a new place, how unheard of.  I did a thing on Sunday (yes, a thing!) and went to a buffet brunch (yes, a buffet!) to basically test the limits of my appetite – I actually realised I can, contrary to popular belief, reach a point where my appetite subsides, so that's fun.  The place we went to for brunch is at an old mill, and has gushing water alongside it, which is surprisingly appeasing and peaceful despite the violent currents. I think it would be more due to the fact that the inside was so cosy and warm, all finished in wood and just homey. My grandmother and I are visiting our family who lives in Ottawa, so we have our own free tour guides (I pay them in too many hugs).  We visited the little village around the mill too, which is along a beautiful lake. There were heaps of cute little stores and bakeries and, just across the lake, up in the hills and forest, you could see bea...

Artistic Chills in København

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In case you can't tell from my Danish homage to Copenhagen, I thought it would be cool to write Copenhagen in Danish. So that happened. It's that word at the end of the title that starts with a K. It's okay, I don't know how to pronounce it either, but I know it means Copenhagen. I'm glad we cleared that up, this was good moment for us I think. And we learnt something new, so that's nice. This post will be a little different from my usual, run of the mill travel posts that I've been plaguing this blog with for the past months. Mostly because we did things differently in Copenhagen, and did less of the touristy things. Now, we probably should get out of the habit of sleeping until 11am...That's something we have not done since we were 15 and something we should abolish from our daily routine. However, on the plus side, we've become rad night owls, so there's something. We were living in a sweet apartment with some awesome roommates, the majo...

Berlin - Part I: Modern and Urban

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There's always two sides to everything, right ? Berlin can be the same. This city is not for everyone, but it has a special soul, and even if this sounds cliché, it has a hidden story around every corner. So I thought it would interesting to divide up two very different sides of Berlin:  The urban and the new, and the old and preserved. © Margot Alais © Margot Alais © Margot Alais © Margot Alais © Margot Alais © Margot Alais © Margot Alais © Margot Alais © Margot Alais © Margot Alais © Margot Alais © Margot Alais © Margot Alais © Margot Alais © Margot Alais Friends Kippah... Uh yes. Yes. © Margot Alais Darwin's Theory of Evolution: From Menorah to Christmas tree. © Margot Alais