Life in Alberta.

My mum and I drove for 14 hours to get to Bow Island, Alberta, and we had so many little stops along the way. It was quite hilarious. We also brought Cooper on our little adventure as well! He saw so many new things. It was quite an experience for him! We stayed there for a week with my mum's sister. We visited many of our relatives, and got to see my younger cousins. I couldn't still believe how much they've grown in 2 short years! I got 3 chances to ride Buddy, the beautiful paint horse, with my sweet cousin, Holly. I also spent a lot of time with my other cousin, Harley. And, of course, I took a lot of pictures during my stay! Thought I'd share some with you guys! =)

Birthday Weekend.

It was a perfect birthday weekend at the paradise, Malachi with the fam. Thought I'd share a couple of photos with you! Enjoy!

Summer Break.

 

 

I'm officially done with my first year of university! It felt so wonderful to hand in my last final exam in this morning! I'm very aware that it's technically spring, but my summer break is four months long, so basically, it's summer break for me! So different than high school summer breaks, and I love it. 

Kicked off my summer break by spreading picnic blankets over my front yard to read under the warm sun with my two dogs accompanying me! Laid under the sun for two hours was really lovely, especially no nagging thoughts about studying, exams, and school. I have a feeling that this summer is going to be the best summer of my life, and I just can't wait! 

Happy Valentine's Day!

Happy Halloween!

The Eggnog Time.

I went to my paradise, also known as, Malachi again for another week, but this time, I brought one of my close friends, Natasha Evans (I also like to call her Eggnog - an insider between us) with me. She experinced Malachi for the very first time, and she fell in love with that beautiful place.

Our three days stay turned into seven days stay, and it was worth every moment there. Many new memories were made - Natasha fell off the jetski during her first ride with me, chasing after the jetski while it was floating further away from us, and the golf cart almost rolled down the hill with Natasha on board when I hopped off. Also, new experiences were made - Natasha went tubing for the first time, witnessing flying squirrels, and having a kangaroo mouse scrambling around on my foot. We celebrated my grandpa's 85th birthday on our last day there.

A picture is definitely worth a thousand words.

BCC.

Today is a lonely day for me, well not so much 'cause I got another dog in the household! Currently dog-sitting Jordan's dog, Coco for the weekend while his fam is having a fam jam in Calgary for five days. Watching Coco meeting Buddy and Cooper was very interesting 'cause Cooper never gets along with any other dogs beside Buddy. He kept on trying to threaten Coco with his feeble growling and barking, so Coco finally had it with him, she barked loudly in his face. Ever since after that, Cooper follows her everywhere, just like if he worships the ground she walks on.

After bringing Coco home for the weekend, I went on a little photography field trip, in other terms, a walk with my Rebel. I was just keeping an eye out for interesting things to capture to experiment. A couple of shots were successful! I was pretty pleased with the results, and my mum absolutely love the daisy photo. (Photo #2)

Can't wait for this weekend 'cause one of my friends, Andrew, have a cabin by Grand Beach, and he is throwing a farewell party for my genius bestfriend, Chris. He will be moving to Calgary to attend University of Calgary and continue speed skating training. He went to Canada's 2011 Winter Games for speed skating, and he brought home a bronze medal. Anyways, back to the point, Andrew's cabin this weekend. More picture opportunities!

PS: Notice the title? BCC stands for Buddy, Cooper, and Coco! Genius, eh? ;)