Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Friday, February 5, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Monday, February 1, 2010
I love Canada.
I have been away for a long time and WOW have I really missed it. Today; I got to see about 250 people play in an outdoor spongy hockey tournament sponsored by Power 97, Warrior Hockey and Molson. (If you don’t know what spongy is, it’s essentially hockey, without skates. Yup, all the rules, all the ice, but not skates… and you use a sponge puck).
When we walked in the first person who I met handed me a beer and told me to have fun!! How can anyone not love Canada?!?! The bingo hall was filled with men and women, mostly men getting off the ice in -30 whether with beers in their hand! While hard rock played over the speakers and promo girls walked around collecting your empties!! Heaven for some! Definitely a good time for me!
There was one team that drove 8 hours from Thompson Manitoba just to play in the tournament! I suggest once in your life to head over to a spongy and beer tournament. It was a good afternoon for me and I can only image how much fun it was for the people that actually played.
Rena Jae from Power 97 told me she had never played and was wearing regular running shoes, her strategy was “standing close to one side of the net and waiting for someone to pass it to her “she laughs.
Rena Jae Twitter---> http://twitter.com/Rena_Jae
Friday night I hit up Motley Crue, because my boyfriend’s mate (Darren), who works for another radio station was driving through town on his way to Regina and we decided to show him a night on the town! Everyone outside of Saskatchewan calls it “The Dirty Vagina”... Classy eh! *Waves at Darren in case he reads this*
So here we are being greeted by the manager of Motley Crue backstage. He instructed us to put our beers down and said that Vince might play a song off his new record. (We all chugged our beers… haha! classic Canadian style, eh!)
Outside we went and I’ll tell you what; IT WAS BLOODY COLD!! We walked from MTS Centre to his bus, maybe 2 minutes outside and we were all talking about how f’n cold it was!! It was -32 Friday night. Think about that! -32!! Vince’s manager said “I’m from Vegas, this is crazy!!”
In the bus Vince was waiting for us while watching Seinfeld, we all laughed because it was the episode that George was wearing the puffy jacket. Rena and Casey asked him a few questions about his tour etc. Then he played us his new song. Rena and I asked him to sign a few pictures.
I will post the pictures when I get them. The show was good, I rocked out and the two guys beside us were rolling a joint! *Candace falls of wagon*
Anyways was a good weekend, I hope you’re all doing well.
I just got a copy of my feature with UMM magazine and about to read it over. Very excited about it.
Comes out March 1 in Canada.
Don’t forget Feb 15... PLAYBOY and I meet.
Love Ya’s
When we walked in the first person who I met handed me a beer and told me to have fun!! How can anyone not love Canada?!?! The bingo hall was filled with men and women, mostly men getting off the ice in -30 whether with beers in their hand! While hard rock played over the speakers and promo girls walked around collecting your empties!! Heaven for some! Definitely a good time for me!
There was one team that drove 8 hours from Thompson Manitoba just to play in the tournament! I suggest once in your life to head over to a spongy and beer tournament. It was a good afternoon for me and I can only image how much fun it was for the people that actually played.
Rena Jae from Power 97 told me she had never played and was wearing regular running shoes, her strategy was “standing close to one side of the net and waiting for someone to pass it to her “she laughs.
Rena Jae Twitter---> http://twitter.com/Rena_Jae
Friday night I hit up Motley Crue, because my boyfriend’s mate (Darren), who works for another radio station was driving through town on his way to Regina and we decided to show him a night on the town! Everyone outside of Saskatchewan calls it “The Dirty Vagina”... Classy eh! *Waves at Darren in case he reads this*
So here we are being greeted by the manager of Motley Crue backstage. He instructed us to put our beers down and said that Vince might play a song off his new record. (We all chugged our beers… haha! classic Canadian style, eh!)
Outside we went and I’ll tell you what; IT WAS BLOODY COLD!! We walked from MTS Centre to his bus, maybe 2 minutes outside and we were all talking about how f’n cold it was!! It was -32 Friday night. Think about that! -32!! Vince’s manager said “I’m from Vegas, this is crazy!!”
In the bus Vince was waiting for us while watching Seinfeld, we all laughed because it was the episode that George was wearing the puffy jacket. Rena and Casey asked him a few questions about his tour etc. Then he played us his new song. Rena and I asked him to sign a few pictures.
I will post the pictures when I get them. The show was good, I rocked out and the two guys beside us were rolling a joint! *Candace falls of wagon*
Anyways was a good weekend, I hope you’re all doing well.
I just got a copy of my feature with UMM magazine and about to read it over. Very excited about it.
Comes out March 1 in Canada.
Don’t forget Feb 15... PLAYBOY and I meet.
Love Ya’s
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
My thought of the day.
We're all out here trying to make our own things work out. We should all collaborate and help each other succeed when we can. Kindness will always win out.
I love you all.
XO
Candace Rae
Sunday, January 24, 2010
I heart Reggie Wattts
I like his style..
I like how he lays down one track and then another. If you can PLEASE watch this... it's 11 min... play it in the background.. it is SUPER GOOOOOD!
I like how he lays down one track and then another. If you can PLEASE watch this... it's 11 min... play it in the background.. it is SUPER GOOOOOD!
Friday, January 22, 2010
New pics for 2010
images done with Veronica Evans at http://www.anthelionimaging.com/ the rest of the images will be released in 2010 with http://www.picdesk.com/
Monday, January 18, 2010
We may never be strong enough to be entirely nonviolent in thought, word and deed. But we must keep nonviolence as our goal and make strong progress towards it. - Mohandas 'Mahatma' Gandhi.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Thursday, January 14, 2010
The Button Gong
My guys best friend.
There is something about people who travel… Sure I give everyone respect at first, but until you have strapped on a small amount of your stuff , jumped on a plane and decided to submerge yourself in to another culture, it something that is hard to relate to.
So these two had my respect from day 1! Needless to say; Button is a beauty and his girlfriend and I have also become fast friends and twitter lovers! me-->(@CandaceRae)
Dave and Button are among other things; writers. They are writing a screen play and have just put the last puck on the ice for their first draft.
You can give up anything you really want to know you have control over.
Button has given up alcohol and tobacco, Shannon has also given up alcohol!
So the power of will comes down to me, no lighting up a doobie for me, not for 100 days! I’m not an addict, I don’t smoke everyday… but I do find in social events, or if I am offered it I will light one up. There was a time in my life (for about a year) that I was smoking a joint every night.
Like Button said; “It’s about the commitment to yourself…” bit of a Jedi Master he is.
So, if there’s something in your life that you would like to get control over, then get on “The Button Gong”, and let me know what it is you’re giving up! In the end we must be in control of our lives and this may be a great way to show how powerful your will is.
So Doobie, I will see you around…
Lots of love.
Candace Rae
You know when you are dating someone and they introduce you to their best friend, and there is that moment just before you meet them you think. ”I hope he or she isn’t a douhebag!”
Jensen (aka Button - if you don’t get the reason why I call him Button… You need to brush up on your Formula 1) and his girl Shannon spent much of 2008 backpacking throughout Eastern Europe. Most people when back backing in Europe head to Paris, Italy or France… not them! Button and Shannon spent their time everywhere but! They said Serbia was one of their favorite places to have visited.
There is something about people who travel… Sure I give everyone respect at first, but until you have strapped on a small amount of your stuff , jumped on a plane and decided to submerge yourself in to another culture, it something that is hard to relate to.
Dave and Button are among other things; writers. They are writing a screen play and have just put the last puck on the ice for their first draft.
Over a few beers (we do this a lot) Button and Shannon were telling me about the “Gong” they did last year. I had never personally heard of this term before: Basically they give something up for a personal amount of time… No not a day or even a week, but for a 100 days or more if you chose, the reason? Will power, self control… The usual. So I named it; ‘The Button Gong!’
You can give up anything you really want to know you have control over.
Button has given up alcohol and tobacco, Shannon has also given up alcohol!
Sure you can do a resolution, but this is just an act of ones will. Button states; “At any time throughout the year, just do it to prove your control.”
I liked it, and of course; decided to jump on it. Now you’re thinking: “YOU gave up beer? Well, don’t be silly!” I have not been back in Canada that long, and giving up beer would be like slapping Don Cherry in the face. But I decided to give up; “Puffing and Passing Marry-Jane”.
So the power of will comes down to me, no lighting up a doobie for me, not for 100 days! I’m not an addict, I don’t smoke everyday… but I do find in social events, or if I am offered it I will light one up. There was a time in my life (for about a year) that I was smoking a joint every night.Like Button said; “It’s about the commitment to yourself…” bit of a Jedi Master he is.
So, if there’s something in your life that you would like to get control over, then get on “The Button Gong”, and let me know what it is you’re giving up! In the end we must be in control of our lives and this may be a great way to show how powerful your will is.
So Doobie, I will see you around…
Lots of love.
Candace Rae
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
My playboy experience video 1 with YouTube.
I made a new YouTube Channel. I can't believe this has taken me so long to do!
Here is the link, or feel free to look under " The Candace Rae " :)
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheCandaceRae
Love you long time.
xxx
My interview with Associated content...
My interview with Bryan Alaspa for Associated content click here...
Some of the Q and A's...
BA: Was it hard to give that up or was the opportunity outside of that too good to pass up?
CR: Yeah, well, I was working for the party and the men's magazine. Because of the popularity my photo shoot, the magazine hired me to work about 15 hours a week to blog and talk to people and be the hostess of the website. I worked for the political party at the same time. All of that
went on for about 6 months and then the owner of the magazine told me they were opening an office in Australia. They asked if I would be interested in working there. I said yes - Australia! Let's do it!
BA: So, this is how you ended up in Australia?
CR: (laughing) Well, not at first. My paperwork had to clear in Australia so I could live there. So, I went freelance for a while and ended up in Malaysia.
BA: Malaysia? Why there? Had you always had a deep desire to live in Malaysia?
CR: Well, I was still working for the political party in Bermuda but they didn't need me to work in their office, my job had changed to just uploading the parties' content on their website for them, so they didn't need me to work in the office. I had been taken to Malaysia the year before to see my first Formula One race, and fell in love with the country.
BA: So, how long were you there in Malaysia? What did you love about it so much?
CR: I was in Asia for six months. It's a Muslim country, Malaysia and I learned a lot living there. The only way of living I knew was under the British Empire. You know, Bermuda and Canada are still under the British monarchy. Malaysia was different, that's for sure. Things we take for granted seem so hard there, but there are so many things I learned and loved about their culture. The key was to keep an open mind. We all have the ability to see the beauty, the traditions, the way of other cultures if we can accept and learn. I believe everyone should live for a few months in another country under a different government and political system.
Click here for the whole thing.....
Some of the Q and A's...
BA: Was it hard to give that up or was the opportunity outside of that too good to pass up?
CR: Yeah, well, I was working for the party and the men's magazine. Because of the popularity my photo shoot, the magazine hired me to work about 15 hours a week to blog and talk to people and be the hostess of the website. I worked for the political party at the same time. All of that
went on for about 6 months and then the owner of the magazine told me they were opening an office in Australia. They asked if I would be interested in working there. I said yes - Australia! Let's do it!
BA: So, this is how you ended up in Australia?
CR: (laughing) Well, not at first. My paperwork had to clear in Australia so I could live there. So, I went freelance for a while and ended up in Malaysia.
BA: Malaysia? Why there? Had you always had a deep desire to live in Malaysia?
CR: Well, I was still working for the political party in Bermuda but they didn't need me to work in their office, my job had changed to just uploading the parties' content on their website for them, so they didn't need me to work in the office. I had been taken to Malaysia the year before to see my first Formula One race, and fell in love with the country.
BA: So, how long were you there in Malaysia? What did you love about it so much?
CR: I was in Asia for six months. It's a Muslim country, Malaysia and I learned a lot living there. The only way of living I knew was under the British Empire. You know, Bermuda and Canada are still under the British monarchy. Malaysia was different, that's for sure. Things we take for granted seem so hard there, but there are so many things I learned and loved about their culture. The key was to keep an open mind. We all have the ability to see the beauty, the traditions, the way of other cultures if we can accept and learn. I believe everyone should live for a few months in another country under a different government and political system.
Click here for the whole thing.....
Case Construction Campaign
Case Construction CampaignI went down to
Case has done a calendar, catalogue, posters and also coming later in 2010 is a website and blogs.
I did learn to drive and fix them!. I actually did a 360’s in the skid steer within 5 minutes of learning how to use the controls!
So if you or anyone you know is buying or loves Case products…please let the manufactures know you want a calendar or a catalogue and tell them Candace sent you!
At this time there only available in
Thanks Case for having me apart of your campaign for 2009- 2010 and I look forward to doing more work with you in the future.
XXXXX
Candace Rae
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