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Your Favourite Posts in 2020

by lapetitewatson

This year looked much different than the years before it, due to the “it shall not be named”. You probably ended up spending way more time on the internet (watching Netflix, TikTok, Instagram ….etc.) I know I did. And I want to thank you for spending some of your time visiting me here! I love sharing with you fun places to explore (safety), yummy food to try, and cool things to do! Let’s look back over your favourite posts, below is a list of the most visited articles on my site in 2020. Check them out, see if there is any that you missed or re-read your favourites (since we have the time).

You Must Visit These Three Unique beaches Near Saint John NB
Bay Shore Beach, Saint John, NB

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You Must Visit These Three Unique beaches Near Saint John NB

Obscurity: A Uniquely Captivating Uptown Saint John Shop

Number 9

Obscurity: A Uniquely Captivating Uptown Saint John Shop

Number 8

Visiting Seoul? Learn how to make a custom perfume

North American Traveller
Photo featured from North American Traveller

Number 7

Canada’s Top 5 Outdoors Heated Pools Experiences

Number 6

My Korean Bathroom Travel Tips – 9 Quick Facts

the Best Uptown Saint John, NB photos Panoramic Produce, La Petite Watson

Number 5

Take the Best Uptown Saint John NB photos – Photogenic Mural Map

5 fantastic Edmonton picnic spots and spreads
Italian Center Shop at Borden Park

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5 fantastic Edmonton picnic spots and spreads

Virtual Vacation to Saint John NB

Number 3

Bored in the House? Escape on a Virtual Vacation to Saint John NB!

Discover 5 Uptown Saint John Date Ideas
Thandi

Number 2

Discover 5 Uptown Saint John Date Ideas

ChocoZein in Saint John NB
ChocoZein

Number 1

Feel Cozy at These 8 Fantastic Uptown Saint John NB Cafes

Which one was your top favourite? Let me know by commenting below! If you visited one of these place be sure to tag me on Instagram! 

The Two Coziest Uptown Saint John Winter Patios

Uptown Saint John Winter Patios Rogue
Live like a Tourist Challenge La Petite Watson

Live Like a Tourist

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Did you know pumpkins have been spicing up life for over 100 years? 🎃 Come take a bite into some fun and quirky pumpkin history, from old-timey recipes using rose water to vintage parties in Renforth, New Brunswick, that knew how to celebrate the season! 🍂 Fall always feels like part science & magic. Like I know the leaves making these beautiful colours is explainable & happens every year. Yet every autumn I'm amazed 😍 I got a photo with the legendary Terry O'Reilly at @socialeastca last week! What an incredible conference with a talented lineup of presenters, including Saint John's own Nicole Vair from Envision Saint John. It was so nice to catch up with some familiar faces and chat & meet a bunch of cool new people. I'm still processing & going over notes on everything I learned. This 2 day conference was the perfect mix of tons of fun & fantastic digital marketing information. Playing peek a boo with the sun A secret, not so secret society. We took a week off to relax & enjoy summer. It was definitely fun, & definitely not much sleep, lol.

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Respectfully acknowledge that I am located in the Traditional Wəlastəkwiyik land. And that this area is on the unceded and unsurrendered territories of the Wolastoqiyik, Peskotomuhkati and Mi’kmaq, respectively known as Wolastokuk, Peskotomuhkatik and Mi’kma'ki. These lands are covered by the Treaties of Peace and Friendship first signed with the British Crown in 1725, and then recognized and affirmed by Canada in section 35 of the Constitution Act of 1982. The treaties did not surrender the territory and resources but in fact recognized Wolastokuk, Peskotomuhkatik and Mi’kma'ki title, and established the rules for what was to be an ongoing relationship between nations. I pay respect to the elders, past and present, and descendants of this land.