A day in Domion Park (23/08/14)

What a great day! I had a blast with Pete. We went down Domion Park in West side of Saint John, NB. Such a hot day! We were all sweaty and restricted in that life jacket. Pete was such a gentleman for giving my kayak boat a little push further out to the water. The water surface is as clear as it could get. One problem that I have with this beach is that its water was so cold. ~~~ C'est FROID!!!!!~~~. Some kids can be quite daring to swim in such cold water. We both gave them the applause.
We rowed a little further out and managed to take some pictures of the us. Hope you guys enjoy them:

We got such a cozy and romantic together in this Japanese-Korean BOAZ restaurant close to the Reversing Falls. 

What a cutie!

So yeah that's pretty much everything for today ! Hope you guys enjoy it. 

First entry for this blog

Hey guys,

My name is Tam, people call me Tammy... I'm very outgoing and love getting to know people. Just like every girl, I grow up in Vietnam hoping that my life is somewhat more special than anyone else. When I was 15, it came to me that my family will immigrate to Canada. That's when my life changes forever. Lots of things really did happened for the better or .. sometimes for the WORSE. Now, I am not an attention getter. I'll be very clear about that. But one thing that I will tell you, I have lied to a lot of people about my life and who I really am. So I decided that writing this blog will help me clarify a couple things about to everybody. Okay so no, I was not born in Canada. I'm sorry Cathy, I was getting caught up with the whole thing, I wanted to be accepted. I wanted to be a part of this culture and I have lied to you, my bestfriend, about my identity. And no, I did not come to Canada when I was 7. Sorry to everybody whom I know from my high school St Macs. That was a terrible lie I put up to hopefully get close to all of you. I came to Canada when I was 15 (SURPRISE!). The only person who knows about this is probably Peter, my boyfriend, my entire family and some Viet people who know my parents. Now to put this aside. I am now 19 and it has been over 4 years ever since I first landed in Canada. How does it feel to immigrate to a First World country you asked? Beyond amazing!... The only complaint I got about being an immigrant is that I wish I could have immigrated a little sooner. I love the country and everything about. Anyways, enough with the whole patriotism to my new homeland, this blog will act like an honest channel between me and the online community about my personal life, my schooling, my hobbies, things I do and my everyday life. It will be just like my personal diary except for the fact that it's like an open book. I tend to think that my head will be just like an open book and nothing shall be hidden unless it is needed. So that's the end of my very first entry.

Tammy and Peter - 1 year anniversary