Amelia Flynn
Bio
Born and want to live a long life here in Vancouver, Canada. I studied at SFU and I love online computer games. I work freelance, and thanks to that, I can travel and play games, observe them, and then blog about it. Dreamlife as it is.
Stories (9/0)
Top Ten Classical Horror Remakes
Before yelling that remakes are disgusting, pause and think. Usually, they aren’t that bad, and they give a new touch to the good old classics. And they are quite good for a spooky night during some camping trip in Saskatchewan or Ontario—you just turn them on, and evening entertainment is ready. And how sure can you be anyway, maybe your favorite movie was a remake after all?
By Amelia Flynn5 years ago in Horror
Hair Dryer: Pros and Cons
Opponents of the device claim that its use is harmful, and it is much more useful to dry the strands in a natural way. At the same time, few of us did not smile at their reflection in the mirror after professional styling, done with a hair dryer, but with the hands of a master. Experts say that you should not blame the device for all troubles. Many causes spoil the condition of the strands, these include:
By Amelia Flynn5 years ago in Blush
Modern Dilemma of Vaping in Office
Recently, the newfangled thing—the electronic cigarette—has gotten more and more attention to attract fans to drag on tobacco. Some consider it a less harmful alternative to a regular cigarette, some just pay tribute to fashion, and some see it as a legal way to smoke in a public place. But it is worth finding out if an electronic cigarette can, in the first place, influence the surrounding people.
By Amelia Flynn5 years ago in Journal
How to Work from Home: 20 Tips on How to Do It Successfully
In remote work, everything is fine; ranging from the ability to sleep a little longer, ending with a flexible schedule allowing you a short trip to Quebec or Alberta, and being in a comfortable atmosphere. I bring to your attention 20 tips from someone working at home to improve the results of your remote work.
By Amelia Flynn5 years ago in Journal
Top 10 Things to See and Do in Kahnawake and Nearby
Are you fascinated by the vibrant Mohawk culture and are interested in understanding the locals? You will fall in love with Kahnawake—a truly unusual and breathtaking place to visit. Kahnawake is a Native Canadian Indian reservation located on the South Shore of Montreal, Quebec.
By Amelia Flynn5 years ago in Wander
Easy Snack Food Recipes If You Are in a Rush
Having friends over is a great thing, but what to do if they are going to come around literally in half an hour, and you have lots of food in the fridge, but there is absolutely no time left for cooking? Or do you want to diversify your diet with cool and light dishes? Or do you just want to please your friends or yourself with a tasty and easy making snack? In this case, the fastest and simplest snacks, the recipes of which I offer you, will be the perfect solution. They can be served on crackers or tartlets, and rest assured that you will definitely not lose face—such tasty, savory, and original snacks will raise your credibility as a master chef to an unattainable height!
By Amelia Flynn5 years ago in Feast
Communication Tools That Save Relationships
In society, over the past decade, there have been important changes. Considering how fast our lives are these days, and the amount of work and information we encounter, every day leaves us drained. Most people don’t have the energy to treat themselves, let alone their partner. So the conflict rises and the quarrel intensifies. Here are a few tips on how to work through these periods without destroying the relationship.
By Amelia Flynn5 years ago in Humans
The Underground City of Montreal
For all of its charm, it is an inescapable fact that Montreal is located in a cold winter climate. It wouldn’t be a stretch to label the winters that hit the region as harsh, nasty and unpredictable. The misery of the cold weather is compounded by the mixture of slush, salt, and ice that affects almost every downtown core that sees an accumulation of snow. Walking on the sidewalks in downtown Montreal between December and March can sometimes feel like taking your life into your own hands–and at the very least, you will ruin a pair of boots.
By Amelia Flynn5 years ago in Wander