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Now there's marijuana, but once it was...

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Tbh the only appealing thing about Calgary, I found, was Kensington area and the fact that you can say "I've been to the Calgary Stampede"

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Glacial rivers are the clearest, coldest rivers you'll find

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The Kootenays are just so damn gorgeous

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A rainy day in Nelson, B.C.

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Mom and Dad walking down Bannockburn Bridge. Accidental blur is cool.

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I think this picture's cool.

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Homemade butterbeer! Mmm pretty much straight from The Three Broomsticks.

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"Pai tio", a Thai phrase without really an English equivalent. Similar to "to wander"; "to explore"; "to travel".

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This is my beautiful cat, Kitty (there's a story explaining her lame name), who spent countless nights on my bed during the worst year of my life and then up until two nights ago. Rest in peace, Kitty; you've been my best friend, confidante, annoyance, pet, etc <3

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You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.

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Oh hey, I miss Thailand. This is a type of Buddhist cleansing ceremony that happens about once a year. It was total luck that I happened to pass the temple on that day while going for a random walk.

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"Humans are the only creatures on earth that claim a god exists. They are also the only creatures who act like there isn't one." - my best friend's bedroom wall

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My favourite way of reliving memories... via food <3 I tried super hard and, guys, it's delicious.

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Reclining stone Buddha sculpture outside a temple in Doiti, Lamphun, Thailand.

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The beautiful gold structure of a temple I came across while biking. It's too decorated to be a chedi, I think, but it's still incredible :)

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Buddhist name blessing at Wat Rongkhun [The White Temple] in Chiang Rai, Thailand. You write your name on the aluminium heart and hang it with the others beside the temple. There are thousands upon thousands of them.