COVID

Traveling during a global pandemic is a sensitive and very hot topic right now.

Once upon a time, getting ready for a wedding (whether or not it was your own) meant endless salon trips and overpriced beauty treatments.

The president of BC Marine Parks Forever, George Creek, told NPR that he called America "the biggest petri dish in the world," and you know what, he was right.

These days, my typical morning routine includes Googling whether it’s safe to venture outside today and if there are COVID-19 cases on the rise, followed by how much closer we are to discovering if we’ve found a vaccine, and finally, scouring articles to figure out if there are any long-term consequences of using so much hand sanitizer.

I have internet, so I’m aware that there are countless articles with tips and tricks to maintaining a healthy work/life balance while working from home during a pandemic.

We know you probably never want to hear the words “coronavirus,” “quarantine,” and “unprecedented times” again, but unfortunately The Rona is still among us.

Your European vacation is canceled and your shoe-box sized apartment is sitting at an unbearable temperature of 105°.