It was long, but felt so short. 😀
On Saturday INTERNeX went on a little hike in Lynn Canyon, over the Suspension Bridge, through the lush forest, along the river and multiple waterfalls. It was a hot day, but the trees gave us a nice cool shade, so it wasn’t half bad. Another thing that cooled us down was the natural pool with its refreshing water, some just dipped their feet in, others were full on cliff jumping! Tim and Daniel had so much fun jumping that they stayed longer while the rest of us went on with the hike. On our way we saw more people cliff jumping from a different spot, it looked quite dangerous, so we were holding our breath for the jump. Fortunately nothing happened! The guys seemed to have experience. I could never imagine jumping into the water from such a height. Maybe because I’m afraid of heights? What about you? Are you into the thrill and adventure? Would you do cliff jumping? After the adrenaline kick from watching them jump, we had a hard time getting up the last couple of stairs before ending our hike, maybe because I told everyone there were no more stairs coming, but then oooppssiieee, surprise, more stairs! In the end they forgave me (I think) and we went back downtown. I don’t know about you, but I always feel weird being back in the city after a day in nature. It’s so calm and peaceful, versus so fast and exciting.
Exciting was also the Pride Parade on Sunday. We met on Davie street and walked all the way down to English Bay where we found a great spot to watch the parade. Again, it was a hot day but we had some trees covering us with shade and the firefighters in the parade were sprinkling everyone with water which was super refreshing. The display went on for 2-3 hours and it was so fun cheering everyone on, seeing all the different groups showing colour and celebrating diversity! There was lots of music and performances, good vibes and great people. We started collecting stickers, buttons, and other things they gave away. After a while people went and grabbed some food, while others went to the after-party at Sunset Beach. There were food trucks, two stages with live music and other booths around the area, the perfect set up for an awesome day.
I would tell you more, but this week is really busy at INTERNeX, so I’ll stop writing for today. I have to introduce you to a lot of newcomers on Thursday, so keep posted! 😉
We can also chat more tomorrow at Pub Night, 7pm at the GPO Kitchen and Bar, so you can tell me about YOUR weekend! 🙂
See you there!
Cheers,
Laura 🙂
After such an awesome pub night last week with so many friends who showed up, it’s going to be difficult to top it! But try we must. So this Wednesday, we will be hosting our pub night at the Blarney Stone! This place is a classic Irish pub in Gastown with awesome drinks and food deals!!! What more can you ask for? Wednesdays are special because there will be $4 pints, highballs, shooters, and $2 sliders!!! Have a drink, grab some food, and share some laughs this Wednesday! No need to be so serious just because it’s the middle of the week, so come out to this week’s pub night and you won’t regret it!
So finally this weekend we will be able to go celebrate the Chinese New Year, the year of the Snake, in Chinatown Vancouver! Beginning at 11 am on this Sunday, we will follow the parade route which will start at the front of the Millennium Gate on Pender Street (between Shanghai Alley and Taylor Street), and for more information on the parade route click 
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