Category: Reflections

• The City Says Hello

  

  Public transit is the perfect place to observe a city’s human interaction, or in the case of Toronto, the lack of it. Being a daily commuter and active pedestrian, there is one particular thing I observe every single day in the city of Toronto, any time of the day: everyone is glued to their phones. Texting, scrolling, swiping, reading, […]

  Nahya

  September 4, 2014

  Life, Reflections

  Being Present, Disconnect, How to Unplug, Look Around, Our Generation, Problems with our generation, Problems with smartphones, Problems with social media, The World We Live In, This Generation, Thoughts, Toronto, Toronto Problems, Unplug

• Bike Route Snapshots

  

  This summer, I’ve plunged into the passion of cycling. I owe my biking interest to Amsterdam after visiting this charming city in 2011. While on my brief but very enjoyable stay there, I was flabbergasted by its dominant abundance of bicycles. Millions of bikes were parked everywhere, millions of cyclists in suits, heels, dresses and babies strapped to […]

  Nahya

  August 10, 2014

  Reflections, Seasonal

  Amsterdam, Amsterdam Bike Culture, Bicylce, Bike Culture, Bike Fever, Bike Passion, Bike Route, Bike Scenery, Biking in Toronto, Cycling, Nature