TORONTO, Ontario Originally Published June, 2012 The days of print journalism are over it seems as we embark the digital and social media era. Newspapers serve a new purpose to society; disposable mats when painting the house, a main component for paper-maché projects, ideal for wrapping fragile glassware when moving, or perfect stuffing for store…
Month: October 2012
Methods of Modern Love
TORONTO, Ontario Originally published July 20, 2012 Love? Who needs it? That seems to be the consensus among university students aged 21-25. Considering that my mother was happily married at age 21, (a norm back then) this new outlook on relationships is polar opposite to the perspective of those just a few generations back. The…
VELD Music Festival Review
TORONTO, Ontario Originally published Aug 12, 2012 It’s been exactly one week after VELD Music Festival and I can’t get the feeling of those two glorious days out of my mind. Nor can’t I stop talking about it with friends, or looking back at pictures, searching hash tags about it on Twitter, or listening to…
EDM Summer Festivals In Toronto
TORONTO, Ontario Originally published September 3rd, 2012 The beats drum slow and steady. Soft at first then gradually it gets louder. The buildup begins as you wait in anticipation, feeling the vibrations make its way through your body. It gets faster and faster. And then there is the top of the roller coaster feeling, right…
Streets of Montreal
MONTREAL, Quebec This past spring I roadied it down to Montreal for some site seeing, fun, and networking. The city, in comparison to Toronto, is very down to earth. Although not as diverse in culture and language, Montreal still has lots to offer. One unique component is that the streets intertwine old, classic, antique elements with…
Caribbean Heat
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad Originally published, July 2012 The country of Trinidad and Tobago. Most noted for Carnival, steel pan, soca and calypso. The island offers visitors a unique experience like no other. Soca music blasts from near by cars making it difficult for pedestrians to pass by with out dancing. The doubles stand on the street corner is busy…
Weekend at Mont Tremblant
MONT-TREMBLANT, Quebec Originally Published, May 2012 On the weekend of May 26th and 27th 2012, I drove eight hours north of Toronto to the city of Mont-Tremblant Quebec. Noted for being a popular ski resort in the winter, many don’t know of the beauty it conceals under the snow. Here lies 43 photo’s of my…
'K'ronicles of 'K'rystal 