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My Canadian Experience

by Pooja G

A lot has changed in the past few days. I’m in a foreign country where I know absolutely no one, have no idea where anything is located and I haven’t found an apartment to stay in yet however I have no anxiety at all what so ever. Since I have landed in Canada my anxiety and insomnia have seemed to completely disappear. I don’t know why or how but for some reason Canada has a way of making people feel as if they’re finally home. Like you’ve finally reached the destination you’ve been looking for your entire life. No I haven’t had only good experiences but I haven’t had any horrible experiences either. Seeing new places, trying new things, just being somewhere else is exhilarating. I love travelling and new experiences and this has been the best one yet.

I unfortunately couldn’t get pictures of everything because I’m lazy but I did get pictures of the food (duh!). As you may or may not know I’m trying to go vegan so I decided to try out a vegan place in St. Catharines called Rise Above. I think it’s the only place in St. Catharines that is completely vegan (it also has gluten free options) and no they are not sponsoring me to write all this 😂

So I have orientation tomorrow which I’m really looking forward to! Tell you more about it when I get some time!

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65 thoughts on “My Canadian Experience”

  4. I am so happy, that food looks so good! (I want to go Vegetarian when I turn 18) And amazing that you are doing so well and that your anxiety has receded, Good for you!! Good luck on the orientation Pooja, I’ll be rooting for you. ❤

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  6. Are you going to be studying at Brock? My husband studied there and he enjoyed his time in St Catharines a lot! Made a lot of great friends there, too! Welcome to Canada, I’m so glad we’ve made you feel right at home!

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      1. Btw, not sure if you remember, but you suggested a traditional recipe with beans and corn a while ago; still have to try it –
        have the red beans waiting in the fridge 🙂

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    1. Thank you Shay-lon! I met some awesome people at orientation (one of them was from the US!) I’m scared of getting lost at the university though but I’ll be fine once I get a hang of things!

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  17. So glad for you, Pooja! I love Canada as well, and am a proud vegetarian (with a vegan husband), so that makes three cheers from me!!! Hope you continue to enjoy this newest chapter of your life 🙂

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    1. Yayyy another vegetarian! There’s a lot of vegetarian and vegan food here so I’m trying to go vegan but it’s so hard to give up cheese! It sounds petty but it is!

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  23. Welcome to Canada!

    Have you visited a Tim Horton’s yet? It is part of the Canadian experience though if you’re going to be going to school here for the next four years, take your time! Studies do come first.

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    1. Thank you!! Yeah I did go to a Tim Horton because our university gave us a card for a free cookie! Also there are like 4 Tim Horton in my university so it would be almost impossible not to go there! 😜

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