I said in the last post that there wouldn't be a picture of me. But I'm debuting a video series. It's sort of inspired by Warren Kinsella. Anyways, the first one was a bit of an experiment.
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What am I thinking?!
My name is Nick Taylor-Vaisey. I have an undergrad degree in political science and a few clippings in newspapers and magazines around Canada. I live in Ottawa.
I saved some money this summer and, with minimal planning and as much spontaneity as I can muster, I am setting off on a 30-day bus voyage across (parts of) North America.
Ambitious, I know. How can anyone hope to appreciate Canada's east coast and America's eastern seaboard, gulf coast, and west coast while peering out the windows of a Greyhound bus?
Well, follow along and see how I do. I have a camera and expect to see a few friends along the way. There might even be some cameos.
Stay tuned.
I saved some money this summer and, with minimal planning and as much spontaneity as I can muster, I am setting off on a 30-day bus voyage across (parts of) North America.
Ambitious, I know. How can anyone hope to appreciate Canada's east coast and America's eastern seaboard, gulf coast, and west coast while peering out the windows of a Greyhound bus?
Well, follow along and see how I do. I have a camera and expect to see a few friends along the way. There might even be some cameos.
Stay tuned.
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4 comments:
Yes! Spread the Canada around, Nick. We're so crazy we talk into cameras.
Keep'em coming!
Pure TV.
I bet they thought you were recording your suicide video before drowning yourself.
I am loving this blog. You should do this as a career. Meeting people, documenting things, going places. ...now if there was only a way to get paid for it...
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