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Fast Fashion Who? This Vancouver Designer is Making Clothes That Actually Matter
We connected with Vancouver designer Jessica Redditt to explore her sustainable, handmade clothing. From natural dyes to ethical fashion, discover how she’s inspiring women through timeless, eco-conscious designs.
The Friend Date Gossip You Didn’t Expect to Come From Brunch
Step into the Cozy Cafe and feel the vibes. The kitchen is buzzing with passion, the food hits every time, and the energy is real.
Packing For Labour Made Easy
Packing for the hospital can feel overwhelming but having the right essentials makes a huge difference. From maternity clothes and toiletries to baby must haves and comfort items, here is everything I am bringing to make labour and recovery easier and more relaxing.
Growing Up Without a Village: How to Build One From Scratch
This Halloween, it’s all about doing things your way. Whether you’re flying solo, keeping it small, or finding your rhythm in new spaces, this guide is filled with cozy, creative, and low-cost ideas to help you reconnect, reflect, and have fun. No village? No problem. You are exactly where you’re meant to be. 🎃
The Staycation That Made Us Rethink Home
Sometimes the best getaway is closer than you think. From a cozy hotel in Vernon to local restaurants and relaxing activities, a staycation can help you recharge, reset, and focus on yourself without leaving the area.
For Who’s Coming Next –
Not a reveal. A reset. A reminder that I’m still becoming — and this next chapter is louder than the last.
I Met My Fiancé in a Bar at 20
23, a baby, businesses, and somehow more in love than ever. Everyone said we were too young — but trusting myself was the best thing I ever did. This is what building real life, real love, young looks like.
BOBBY JACK
My sweater was my favourite — Bobby Jack, worn-in, and covered in sparkles. I brought it on the camping trip that was supposed to fix everything. Three hours in, the trailer lost a wheel. No tools. No plan. Just gas station stops, quiet panic, and pretending it was all fine. That trip didn’t fix anything. But it showed me how fast things fall apart — and how fast kids learn to stay calm when adults can’t.
