Based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, my primary objectives are to see the world, eat as much of it as possible and share the best of what I find, a couple of times a week or so.
Mild-mannered Regular Jane by day, intrepid traveler when time and money permit, I love sharing the fun bits of my previous adventures and I’m always happy to talk about planning the next one. I don’t like the idea of travel bucket lists, because I’d rather set travel priorities along the way of my life instead of using death as a deadline. 2013 will see me heading to Italy to eat well and wander along the Cinque Terre, and I’ll be doing the Camino de Santiago in 2014. Everything else gets planned as opportunities present themselves!
I write a lot. Professionally, about a lot of things that are in no way related to what I write, talk, or think about over here. For fun, I give my two cents over at Fashionable People, Questionable Things as their older, wiser, unpaid intern. A fan of eating everything in sight, I have also done some food blogging for Taste of Nova Scotia.
I’ve decided it’s possible to be a full-time traveler, it’s just a matter of perspective. I spent summer 2012 pursuing “Operation Hometown Traveler” as a way to challenge myself to find the unique, beautiful, and interesting about my hometown of Halifax and home province of Nova Scotia. Just like I would when traveling “away.” In July 2012, I started writing occasional blogs for NovaScotia.com, the province’s travel and tourism promotion website, about the many exciting and amazing things to do in our province. Every tourism ambassador needs an official photo, right?
Contact me directly for anything blog-related – thanks for stopping by!
Disclosure: Any time I receive a discount or complimentary service as a travel blogger, I disclose it within the post.
New York City Food Truck Association
New! Guest blogger of the week: Krista Spurr
Couchtime with Jill
NovaScotia.com
Harvest time in Kentville: Pumpkin People, princesses and ghosts!
She’s back! Relaunching Bluenose II
Labour Day weekend: the last hurrah of summer in Nova Scotia
Cruising Halifax Harbour on the Tall Ship Silva
Fashionable People, Questionable Things posts:
Merry Listmas from Intern Krista!
Favourite Friday: Intern Krista Edition
Your Random Style Icon: Denise Huxtable
Favourite Friday – the June 22nd edition
Favourite Friday – the June 15th edition
Why we were not invited to the Met Ball but we’ll post about it anyway
Fashion time capsule: bitchen versus joanie
Live Blog: Golden Globes 2012 Fancytimes
Merry Listmas, Breaking Krisp-style!
Taste of Nova Scotia posts:
Twelve Days of Christmas – Taste of Nova Scotia Style
Tall Ships 2012 Taste of Nova Scotia Food Fare by the Sea: Overview; Trolling the seas of foodie adventure: Part 1 Part 2
Saege Bistro: Appreciating Nova Scotia’s Terroir
The World was My Oyster at Sip ‘n Shuck
Gio – Fresh and Inviting Fine Dining
From Royalty to Metallica, Scanway Delivers


Beautiful blog and great photos!!!
Thanks a lot!
I love that you’re planning ahead for travel. In 2013, I’m hoping for Bequia and planning for 2 weeks in Newfoundland in fall; in 2014, Big Bend National Park in Texas.
Thanks! Sometimes, thinking about where I’m going next – or in the future – is the only thing that keeps me sane.
Nice site
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Hey you! I don’t know if you’re into these things or not, but I nominated Bite-sized Travel for the Liebster Award: http://popcorndinner.wordpress.com/2012/08/15/liebster-award/ I know you never have any shortage of things to post, but thought you could have some fun with this…
Hi, Krista. I wanted to thank you for following my blog, although I’m a couple of months late! I was just in Cape Town for a few days a couple of weeks ago; it really is, as one of my friends said, “ridiculously beautiful.” I hope you enjoy South Africa and your future travels!
Thank you so much! South Africa is amazing, almost beyond description and I’m very much looking forward to Cape Town – I’ve heard the same!
You have a lovely blog! Looking forward to exploring more
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Thank you so much!