My name is Jen and I am 21 years old! I work as a law clerk in northern Ontario in Canada. I'm also engaged and we're planning our wedding for July 5, 2014!


This is mostly a nature blog, but it also serves as my personal blog. Sometimes I post absolutely random things that have to do with my interests, such as Harry Potter, or books I've read, or movies I've watched.

The blog is 80% nature, 15% personal, and 5% random. I like talking to people I follow.

I have two dogs (a Great Dane and a bulldog/pug mix), a cat, and four rats.

I do post about my medical problems here, as well. I have Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, scoliosis, sciatica, and my spine is fused to my pelvis. I also have migraines, asthma, anxiety, and depression. I've only been recently diagnosed and I know my journey with my medical problems isn't over yet.

My favourite shows include Doctor Who, Dexter, Walking Dead, Grey's Anatomy, and How I Met Your Mother. I'm sure there's more, but you know.

I absolutely love Mumford & Sons.

I'm stereotypically Canadian, and I enjoy politics, particularly American. I have strong opinions and the people I enjoy talking to best are the ones who can accept that not everyone will always believe the same things.

If you've read all of this, you're awesome. I'm also very wordy.

Why is it when someone works out hard and posts a picture of their body and makes a comment about how happy they are with their figure, they’re called “fat-shaming” or the like? Or if they post with a card saying, “Size doesn’t matter,” everyone hates on her saying that she’s just trying to show off her flat stomach - doesn’t ‘size doesn’t matter’ imply that everyone of all sizes - including thin/athletic - is acceptable and desireable?