Goodbye Millie
I’ve neglected this blog for way too long and it really sucks. As a result, I thought it was an appropriate time to return to my writing ventures on a topic near and […]
Author Archives: Jenna
Q&A: Contiki Tours
As most of you know, I graduated from university last December. Unlike many of my classmates, I wasn’t ready to enter the workforce. I needed a holiday. I needed some […]
Travelling Around The USA With Contiki (Pt. 4)
DAY 22 (Kennedy Space Center/St. Augustine): Let me start off by saying that visiting the Kennedy Space Centre was yet another of my trip highlights. Now, I’m not the biggest […]
Travelling Around The USA With Contiki (Pt. 3)
DAY 14 (New Orleans): New Orleans is incredible. The city is known for its rich history and scrumptious food. As a foodie, I knew that I had to taste their […]
Travelling Around The USA With Contiki (Pt. 2)
DAY 8 (Albuquerque): Albuquerque is often referred to as the hot air balloon capital of the world, so there was no way we were missing out on this opportunity. We woke […]
Travelling Around The USA With Contiki (Pt. 1)
Two days ago I returned from the holiday of a lifetime. For five weeks, I frolicked around the United States of America with 53 of the most amazing people. What […]
Chatting (… and snapping!) with Yael Stone
In a mere eight hours, the cast of Belvoir Theatre‘s production of The Blind Giant is Dancing will be taking its final bow to a sold-out audience. Not only was I lucky enough […]
Movie Review: Brooklyn
“You have to think like an American. You’ll feel so homesick that you’ll want to die, and there’s nothing you can do about it apart from endure it. But you will, and it won’t kill you.” I have been a fan of Saoirse Ronan since her early days as Michelle Pfeiffer‘s daughter in I Could Never Be Your Woman, […]
Movie Review: Room
“There are so many things out here. And sometimes it’s scary. But that’s ok. Because it’s still just you and me…” Based on the eponymous novel by Irish-Canadian author Emma Donoghue, Room follows the tumultuous journey of a young women and her five-year-old son as they gain freedom after being held […]
Making Memories With The Vamps and The Tide
It has been exactly one week since I was lucky enough to meet British pop group, The Vamps, and Californian group, The Tide. And, in all honesty, I am still not over […]
