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Exciting Places to Visit in Edmonton, Alberta for Neuro Spicy Adults and Couples

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada is a city that never fails to surprise and delight with its diverse offerings…there’s something here for everyone seeking excitement and new experiences for neuro spicy adults.

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EPISODE 53 – Giving Mothers A Voice, Love, Care with Mothers Without Borders Founder & CEO Kathy Headlee

If you’re a mother then you know personnally or in the least have heard that a mother’s love can be like no other love ever felt….and that includes every type of mother rich or poor, educated or not, single or in a relationship, working or at home. It’s giving people…

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EPISODE 49 – From Cooking In Her Kitchen to Becoming One of the Top Organic Baby Food Brands In The World with mama & CEO Jennifer Carlson

[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] I had a vision that every mother and baby needed this food and I felt a responsability. Jennifer Carlson, CEO of Baby Gourmet Inc. LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE! Apple Podcasts ( leave a review HERE) / Spotify / Soundcloud / Stitcher What You’ll…

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Episode 5 – Building a Chocolate Business, Balancing Mom Life with 5 kids with Juliette Brun of Juliette & Chocolat (Part 2)

In this episode 5, part 2, I finish my interview with the happy and motivated mama of 5 Juliette Brun and founder, creator and all in between of the 9 chocolate restaurants in the Montreal region of Quebec, Canada, Juliette & Chocolat. Today we talk more about building her business,…

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EPISODE 1 – Finding Your Strength as a Mother with Jennifer Gelman of BWMC Fitness

On this first episode, I chat with a fun, energetic and fit mother of 4 boys, Jennifer Gelman of BWMC Fitness. Her popularity started when her husband encouraged her to use her creativity and passion of physical activity and create snack size home workout videos with her 4 sons and…

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Traveling to Oahu, Hawaii

Honestly, this is the most beautiful island …. let’s call it paradise.

Jurassic Park
Luscious green forests
Friendly locals

Outdoor adventure galore
Picture worthy sunsets
Awe-mazing poke bowls
Traffic Jams
Crystal Clear Blue Water
Big Waves
Cleanliness
Food Trucks
Wild Chickens

Outdoor Living
Hiking with awe droping views!
Waikiki Beach also known as the most beautiful sunset on the island.

Simply put, this is how I would describe my time visiting Oahu, Hawaii.

Life is meant for the living and let me tell you that over here they are not afraid of taking risks. Before I get into the best of the best during our visit to Oahu, Hawaii…

A quick note…Oahu is insanely beautiful and there are many great outdoor activities to choose from. However, being that we also wanted some time to relax, enjoy the beach, swimming and some fun pool time with the kids, we did not explore the other Hawaiian islands. But I would definitely recommend at least visiting 2 of them because it is GORGEOUS especially if you’re not planning on coming back anytime soon….lordy lord those are long flights with kids….
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10 reasons why traveling with kids makes you a better traveler

”I don’t want to have kids because I want to travel”

This statement could not be any more wrong. Yet, I hear it soooooo often, and it’s the number one thing that gets us nervous when we usually think of traveling with young kids.

Do you squeak like a dolphin whenever you think ”well, I want to travel but….I have young kids”

What’s your story?

Did she tell you this?… scenario number 1

Are you one of those moms that socializes at mommy groups. You know the place where moms happily shares their mom undereye bags stories and secretly compares their child’s motor skills and natural abilities to the other ones. Then, a comment about our childless friends might slip into the conversations because honestly, we can all relate to this subject one way or another.

True story, one mom said that her ”friends without kids” would lovingly look at her kids and say” your kids are soo cute, ahhhh you should have more”. Then she replied: ”why don’t you have some then” , that’s when it happened…”no way, we want to travel, kids aren’t for us….but yours are sooo adorable!” Yep, that answer is becoming a natural pairing like salt & pepper, couples and traveling.

OR did she tell you this? ….scenario number 2

The instructor of the zipline told me that she was engaged. A very fit, petite, funny and late twenties, I’d bungee jump looking kinda women. As soon as she heard that we had left our 2 young kids at the airbnb with my parents so we could do an activity together, like fire burning her toes, she immediately added that ”I’m not ready for kids, I want to travel before any kids”

Yes, traveling before having babies launch out of you is great but don’t fall into the ”i’m doomed to stay at home or only visit relatives and friends” lifestyle if that is not your hearts desire.

Traveling with kids can be a wonderful experience if you let go of expectations and carry a well-packed mommy bag.

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La Marsa, Tunisia – A suite to remember

This was a first to remember!

I remember being a little girl and whenever we would stay at a hotel with my family, we (the kids) always wanted to go to the top floor “just to see” where the presidential suite or penthouse was located.  I remember the feeling going up the elevator and thinking, wow, this is exciting.  I would wonder who you needed to be to actually stay in these large rooms.  I thought only celebrities, royalty and presidents stayed in these rooms.

So when we were looking for places to stay on our recent trip to Tunisia, Kais wanted to surprise me and book something luxurious.  Well it did not disappoint, it was grand, traditional and oh so beautiful that you never wanted to leave.  When he said that he had negotiated (he always loves a good deal) the rooftop Presidential suite for one week, I was throughly excited!  It reminded me of my childhood.  My favourite part was that it had an outdoor pool opened 24 hours, the breakfast was served near our room, we were on the rooftop and the breakfast selection was absolutely delicious!

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Istanbul – The Beautiful City Part 2

Good Morning !

As promised, I am adding a second post with more photos of Istanbul for you to see.  This city is by far one of my favourite destinations and I have explained the reasons why in my previous post here .

The friendliness, quality service, honesty, amazing prices, one of a kind products and beautiful landscapes was what got us hooked.
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One of the most beautiful cities – Istanbul

This was one of the most beautiful trips I have ever had the chance to experience!

The best part is it was spontaneous and with very little planning.  The only thing we booked were the basics such as airplane tickets and hotels.

You know what, once upon a time…before I had kids… I used to buy travel books and research online for hours before going on a vacation about everything such as what to see, where to eat, what activities to do during that time, the festivals, the best views and so on.

Clearly if you are going somewhere far away that you might not visit again, then you really want to see the best of the best or the main attractions.

Well, this Summer we did not stop traveling, I had 3 big trips with only a few weeks or even only 1 week in between so needless to say, I kept everything to a minimum except for my meticulous planning on what to pack (such as putting outfits together to reduce the amount of stuff and buying mini travel size of my favourite products).

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