Skip thePreambleIt's been a while since I've done a #worldmappin post but it's about time that I started posting about destinations in my home country of Canada. They won't be as exciting as any of my European travel destinations, but you have to work with what you've got in most cases. I like to think that every place has at least something to offer; or maybe that's just what I tell myself? Anyway, lets take a look at the city of Hamilton Ontario. Here we go!

It's been a minute since I've done a post on coffee so today I'm going to bore you with my morning coffee routine at work, a new breakfast that I've been enjoying with my beverage and a fun little addition to our coffee bar at home. Here we go.

I found a bunch of new beers at the Liquor store the other day. It's always exciting to try something different - am I right? On this particular shop there were actualpy quite a few cans that I've never seen before. Its not something that happens often though, so naturally I took the opportunity to give as many of them a go as I reasonably could. So without further ado, for this #Beersaturday I'll be reviewing two new beers from my new selection. Let's see how they fared shall we?

Mike Myers on SNL wearing a "Canada is not for Sale" T-Shirt mouths the words "Elbows up" to the camera while making a gesture with his elbow. If you don't know the meaning of the phrase it's a hockey reference dating back to Canadian Hockey Legend Gordie Howe and his method of playing dirty with his elbows.

For this #Beersaturday I'm going to discuss some throw back beers, one's that I've drank and reviewed in the past and recently revisited again. I'm running out of new beers to try at the store it seems. I've tried almost all of the ones that are appealing to me so I've been purchasing more that I know I like. I don't know if I need to say this but this is still new content, new photos and new writing so nothing is being regurgitated... Disclaimer, disclaimer, Yeah yeah yeah. Okay let's see the beers.

A little while ago for my birthday my wife bought tickets for the Lion King musical in Toronto. We typically go to the theater a couple of times per year and neither of us had see that one so we took advantage of its limited showing time and off we went.