Author: Kirsten Neil
You’ve got a friend in me
Last weekend was our 5th annual Girl’s Weekend at my sister’s cabin near Gimli, Manitoba. It’s two days of relaxation, food, drink and hilarity. We started with wine and appetizers on Friday, then moved to soaking in the hot sun by the pool (with sangria!) on Saturday, then ended it with a bonfire bang (this … [Read more]
EXperiencing the Red River Ex
So who knew there was lots of learning to be had at the Red River Ex? Last night we spent the evening at Winnipeg’s mega fair touring mobile homes (yep, we actually did that), learning about farm animals, touching reptiles, checking out military action, viewing interesting art, eating crazy carny food and enjoying the overall … [Read more]
Art to fill the soul
This spring, I had the privilege to tour the new 100 Masters: Only in Canada exhibit at the WAG before any of the public. And what an exhibit it is! I’ve seen many collections at the gallery, but this is by far the greatest one. So many amazing masterpieces in one place. There’s pieces by Monet, Van … [Read more]
Kitchen it up a notch
And away we go! Today was the beginning of my kitchen renovation. I’m extrememly excited with a side of trepidation; renos can take a looooong time. Hopefully this one goes well and I end up with a fab kitchen that I love to bits. It actually better exceed expectations, because I really liked my old … [Read more]
Spinning our wheels in the Interlake
This week, my coworker and I got drenched in art as we drove through a downpour to attend the “Mug Shot” media event put on by the wonderful and welcoming artists that participate in the WAVE Artist’s Studio Tour. The event was at Alan Lacovetsky’s rustic and well-loved pottery studio near Stonewall, Manitoba.
Christmas in paradise
So I’ve been lazing around over the Christmas holidays in the sumptuous and gorgeous Providenciales in the Turks & Caicos Islands and haven’t blogged a minute of it. Very odd for me. I only have one full day left here and I choose NOW to talk about this travel experience?! Oh well, better late than never. So … [Read more]