Montreal Visit

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Back home to visit my college friend Josie! We had dinner and drinks while catching up on love life, work, and family.

Fall in the southside and off the island of Montreal; Quartier Dix-30.



Every so often I’ll run to the West Island to get my fave Mr. Felix and Norton cookies, and something from Scarolies Italian Restaurant.
If I had more time I would definitely visit Le Panier and walk along the riverside.

My mainstay favorite is Baton Rouge.

For fruits and veggies I find that most of them taste really sweet and fresh. The eggs and milk here have a really good taste as well.








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