Among My Souvenirs

So I had problems uploading pictures…Again. Here are a few more of the family: After a few relaxing days at my Grandparents cottage my mother and I were off to Sarnia to visit with my Aunt Ann and her family. There I spent a couple days playing with the cousins and got out golfing again with Mike and Griffin. We also went and saw Talladega nights which was hilarious. Shake and bake. After Sarnia my mom and I were off to Gananaque where she recently purchased a cottage in the thousand island’s area. It is a beautiful spot and I got a good idea why so many chose the cottage life. I am already salivating at the thought of visiting and vacationing there in the future. The previous owners were kind enough to take us for a boat tour around the islands (not all of them) There are some amazing houses in the area. One channel we went through was about 10 feet wide and separated the U.S. and Canada. After a couple days in the area it was off to Ottawa. We arrived early in the aftern...

A gap year is a rite of passage for a lot of people to wash away the structure and stress of school/college before diving head first into the professional working world. But it can be done at any time, not just after education. Lots of people, including myself, quit their jobs to go travelling and figure out what they want from life.  However, a gap year doesn’t have to be purely recreational. You can make the most of your time away by learning new skills and testing out potential career paths. One of the most popular ways to do this is to become a ski instructor during your gap year. Plenty of countries offer a ski instructor course, but in this article I’ve teamed up with We Are Sno to tell you all about ski instructor courses in Canada because it’s the country I know best and, well, who doesn’t love Canada?! Oh and I will be focusing on ski lessons, but all of the below can be applied to snowboard instructor courses too.  Become a Ski Instructor ...