“Busyness serves as a kind of existential reassurance, a hedge against emptiness; obviously your life cannot possibly be silly or trivial or meaningless if you are so busy, completely booked, in demand every hour of the day.”
— An article from The New York Times : “The ‘Busy’ Trap” by Tim Kreider
Melly lives in Toronto and spends her days cruising the city streets on her sky blue bicycle. When she isn’t blogging about where to find the city’s best croissant or most delicious bowl of Harira soup, she can be found lending a hand at your local farmers’ market or lounging barefoot on city-owned patches of grass. She is a true romantic in every sense of the word. She believes the best meals happen in the most inconspicuous corners of the city and roams Toronto's neighbourhoods in search of them. But more often than not, she finds herself right back in her kitchen, surrounded by loved ones. She hopes one day to own a brood of chickens, a dairy cow and an orchard of fruit trees. That would make her very happy.
Melly Made It is a blog with photographs, stories, essays and ditties about her life, love and relationships, and the meals, recipes and restaurants that go along with them.
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