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Handshakes are too formal...

me and my munchkins - nieces & nephew, not kids. yikes.
Although I think I have a pretty good handshake, I always hated how awkward and formal shaking the hand of someone you just met is. I prefer to have an informal meeting over coffee or a glass of red. But since we can't get to know each other over a glass of wine, we'll have to make do with the internet machine's method.

My names Lindsey Elizabeth, or just Lindsey, Linds, or Smurf (a classmate declared that my nickname due to my lack of height). I was born and raised on a lovely little island known as Cape Breton and currently live in the little-big city of Halifax.

I love both of these places more than any other place I've ever been. Cape Breton has enough scenic beauty to overload Instagram and the kindest, friendliest people you'll ever meet. My new location, Halifax, is ideal for the 20 something's like myself. It's filled with music and nightlife, tons of delicious local eateries and a beautiful Waterfront that I spend way too much time on. If I could somehow live in the two places at once, I would.

How I enjoy wasting time:
  • Cooking, going to dinner, visiting the market - I love all things food, (I even sometimes sneak a peak into strangers' carts in the grocery store to see what they're buying). And yes, I realize how weird that is.
  • I also love music- especially if it's live. I constantly tell people that my occupation is "Professional Concert Goer". I'll also spend hours trying to figure out the name of a song that I've only heard 4 words of. Waste. Of. Time.
  • I adore my family. I know, everyone does (or should). But there are few things I would rather do than go shopping with my mom, be sarcastic with my dad, or chase my nieces and nephew around the house (although the last one tends to get tiring).
  • Recently I've been wasting time by doing yoga. I say it's a waste of time because I am quite confident that I'm doing it incorrectly. I know this because I often catch my neighbours watching and laughing when I forgot to close the curtains.

The list could go on for days (I waste loads of time), but for now, I'll digress. There are a couple of other things I think readers should know about waste time...not wine and Lindsey Elizabeth.
I'm very sarcastic and feisty. Expect that when reading. My opinions will most definitely be voiced and I urge you to do the same! Finally, I've been contemplating starting a blog for years, so there's a lot I want to talk about. One day could be about fashion, the next might be a rant about how ridiculous the latest Miley Cyrus video is (but let's be honest, they can't possibly get any weirder). So variety will definitely be a theme here at waste time...not wine.

Looking forward to wasting lots of time here!




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  1. So jealous you got a blog up and going before me. So proud of how awesome I know it's going to be. Save me some red, ill be seeing you soon xx

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