When I first started thinking about this trip, I wanted to do international culinary school at Le Cordon Bleu (LCB). Three months in 3 different countries to get a culinary diploma. Unfortunately, there were a couple problems. Turn out, Le Cordon Bleu offers single day classes so my dream would come true. The LCB in …
London. What a city. It’s simultaneously massive and tiny. Around every corner is some sort of architecture that would be a feature piece in Alberta (Think Princess Theatre in Edmonton, but everywhere). The streets seemingly have zero sense to them, they bob and weave throughout old stone buildings, stopping and starting wherever they feel like. …
Despite Graham’s concern about the conveyor belt swallowing his bag, we and our luggage made it to London. Once we arrived, and balked at the overly expensive SIM card prices (which we did not buy), we got on the train to downtown London and were quickly joined in our train booth by the two most …
Hey everyone! We made it through security and baggage check in all right. You don’t give your bag to people anymore, its all contactless. That’s changed since the last time I was here. It’s a little unnerving trusting your bag to the conveyor belt, even through the conveyor belt with the lady next to it …
Hello Friends and Family! Welcome to the travel blog. This is where Graham and I will be documenting the trip so you can stay updated about our where about and activities. We were both officially jobless and homeless on May 29th. We have gone back and forth between Edmonton and Calgary for visits with friends, …
Well, its officially less than 168 hours until the plane leaves. There’s still a few more physical things to do, namely cancel a bunch of monthly plans, but emotionally there is a lot to do. It’s hard saying goodbye. We left Edmonton for the last time in the near future on Wednesday, and had a …