{a midweek girl’s night with indulgent poutine}
I am continually hearing people say that we should be less “busy”, and how we’ve foolishly filled up our schedules, exhausting ourselves with ultimately inconsequential things (which of course, seem important while we’re doing them). I wholeheartedly agree with this sentiment, but I just can’t seem to get myself out of the cycle. Truthfully, I’ve been so tired lately everything seems like a big blur (and things are behind schedule, like how a supposed Tuesday Treats is published on Thursday instead). Sadly, this seems to be the case with most people I’ve talked to – and I wish it wasn’t the case. Here’s to stepping back and savouring some happy things from the past couple of weeks. 
I’d also love to know – how do you unwind and find balance in your life?
{pewter & silver shoes – my new neutrals}
{finding leftover spring blooms on an afternoon walk}
{the nyc sunset – have been thinking about this city constantly lately}
{taking myself out for a brainstorming / goal making session over a pain au chocolat}
{loving the bursts of colour showing up around the city!}
Seeing that I have (self diagnosed) seasonal affective disorder, every Winter tends to pull me under the covers where I’ll want to stay until daylight savings rolls around in March. Since it finally happened this weekend, I am now happily feeling like I’m starting to crawl out of hibernation. A recent unique opportunity to shoot some street style around the city gave me the perfect chance to do just that: much of the past week was spent walking around and slowly experiencing Vancouver waking up for Springtime. Here are some highlights. Happy Tuesday!

{the best brunch I’ve had in a while – proscuitto, brie and pear tartine at Catch 122. divine.}
{going casual and ready to approach strangers to shoot their style!}

{getting matched to my perfect shade of foundation at an Estee Lauder event – they offer this service at all counters!}
{new menswear inspired basics from Joe Fresh and Nixon}
{the cutest watchdog sunbathing in a boutique’s display window}