British Columbia

i went here for the first (and only time) when i was quite young as a family trip with my parents and younger sister. we drove up the west coast from socal, it was neat. my sister got stung by a bee, and my mom took her to a hospital while my dad took me to a museum of miniatures. my dad also wanted to eat indian food, but didnt know where to go. so he found a phonebook, called an indian family, and we went to eat at some restaraunt. also, these people invited us to their home to eat some homecooked indian food, which was pretty chill.

I have lived here for the majority of my life, though I’ve spent a small portion of it in Alberta.

What can I say? It’s quite beautiful here. A lot of natural beauty, ‘multicultural’ is it’s definition, and plenty of seasonal sports. It’s a pretty great province.

My Dad’s family has owned property on Bridge Lake BC for the last 60 years. He has gone there every summer… only missed it once. I have not been as faithful, but I love it too.

The last time I went there it was just my Dad and I. We spent a week there doing nothing but relaxing. The weather was perfect and the pace was exactly what I needed. I can’t wait to get back!

Went back to Baldface lodge just outside of Nelson B.C. Best Snow I Have Ever SEEN! Powder and face shots for three sraight days….

See you next year! (Already booked)

I was born in White Rock, and have some family in Vancouver. However, I haven’t been back since probably grade 1.

i got hella sick with strep throat:( but other than that it was good.

me an you, james

Prince Rupert was great for whale watching, but don’t count on anything happening downtown. Zzzzz!

British Columbia is one of the most beautiful places in the world and I am not saying that just because I was born there. There is so much to see and so many different experiences you can have.

In whistler.
In the summer.
Best experience of my life.
I hightly recomend it.
I’ve done it twice and love it!