British Columbia

So beautiful you’ll think you’ve died and gone to Canada.

British Columbia is an interesting place, from what I have seen it is a lot like the US, except with universal health care. =/

and this is where dino town is!

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!