If you’ve ever moved you know how hellish the experience can be. And for two kitties faced with a limit of one, or on rare occasions two suitcases to make it all happen with, the activity becomes both more and less difficult.
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In the past month I’ve gotten a small taste of what Palm Beach offers- beautiful ocean views, vibrant gardens and outdoor sports
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Montreal in the Fall. The leaves turn yellow, orange, red, then fall into the gutters, revealing skeletal, looming tree-shaped monsters that line the streets and live in the parks.
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The following is a list of recommendations, vaguely relevant reviews, and our current/future reads for summer ’17.
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More fur - more money - More Life! A Kitten Life Review of Drake's new playlist.
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Seated snugly next to a hundred or so Montrealers in the intimate cove of the MainLine Theatre, Nicole and I were giddy with tipsiness from our pre-gamed 1664 tallboys and buzzing with the energy of the crowd around us
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On 4/20, the two kitten princesses running the show here at The Kitten Life headed over to Vancouver’s Chinatown to kitten around the illustrious International Village Mall in search of paradise, aka, Catfé.
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The quality of beer being an awesome bonus to this road trip and I'm constantly blown away by the innovation and boundary pushing of brewery scene in the Pacific Northwest.
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Drake's got a big ass pool and a big ass kitten castle, and he’s got friends and money and women and more attention than anyone could possibly hope for. But he knows there’s more. There’s always more. There must be more!
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Jasper National Park is the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies. The expanse of the park (10,878 km2) goes from the top of the Columbia icefield glacier to the bubbling pools of the Miette hot springs.
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This month Nico and Chloe read the following mix of fiction and classics. From Dostoevsky to Emily Carr, reading is one of the many ways to stay connected to humanity and trace the lines of consciousness that make up our coloured and violent history.
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