#CruzeCity – A Silly Fun Break from Reality this Week (still spots if you wish to join in)

Kicking back with a glass of pumpkin ale, after a silly fun morning booting around town in a race car red 2011 Chevrolet Cruze, partaking in the awesomely silly #CruzeCity car rally as a part of #TeamSTYLE. Took me back to the days of my first car, a Chevette Hatchback, only this was 10x fancier and more stylish, yet we behaved just as ridiculously in it as we did in our early 20s. My gal pal, Wendy Dallian, was the somewhat responsible driver and I the highly irresponsible tweet or twit in the car (just the way I like it).

We had a blast and won this mornings VanCity competition for #TeamSTYLE.  Met a couple of great competitors from #TeamGlobal, who kindly didn’t bite, pinch or pull hair and are new to twitter, @afindlayashton. Show them some tweet love and follow them.  They had a valiant Day 1 in the space.

A few VanCity tweeters expressed an interest in partaking themselves and as luck would have it you still can.  They have room for more teams to compete between now and Friday October 22, 2010. More details here: http://chevroletcitychallenge.ca/ or you can tweet Betsy the VanCity Coordinator directly.  Hope you have as much fun as we did!  And don’t forget to be asked to be put on our team, #TeamSTYLE.

Kisses,

Emme xoxo

PS Simply because it is Pantie Week, a peek at what I was wearing today under my new Chevrolet Jacket:

Photo by Lola May

Hi! I’m Brie!

My name is Brie Mason and I am just getting to know VanCity.  I am in love with the beauty of the land.  I have two children who have never been happier, given the woods, the water, and mountains.  In the heart of the city though, we have found the locals to be a little stingy with their outward joy.  Emme Rogers was the first truly genuinely smiling face I saw in Vancouver.  To me, her smile was jumping off her face and she was actually glowing.  Now that I know her even better, I am an advocate for everyone to have her sense of humour and joy for life.

I am a mom of two, trying to have the fun I wasn’t allowed to have when I was the child.  When we were young all we wanted to do was go out, be with our friends, have sleepovers, go to the mall and have fun.  What happens when we become adults who can make those decisions for ourselves…?  We become stuffy prudish people who say, “Oh…I can’t possibly do that…I’m grown up now.”  Or how about this one, “A sleepover with the girls? Maybe I’ll come over but then I should really go home and not spend the night.”  One of my girlfriends recently had a poker night for her birthday and my husband and I got into character and dressed up.  A different friend of mine looking at our pictures the next day said, “Oh my!  You dressed up for a poker night?!  You are so silly!” Seriously, can’t a family oriented, loving dedicated mom still have a little fun?

Poker Night