I was in Vancouver recently and took a day trip to Seattle with Alex. The typically rainy city smiled down at us with some beautiful sun. This was the first time I'd ever seen Seattle in the sun and I was pretty thrilled that summer does also exist in the city.

This 1 day road-trip has become a must-do every time I visit Vancouver. We had brunch at an old diner, kayaked on the water, stopped by Remedy Teas, and checked out Ballard Locks and Kerry Park. The sun brought out a great energy through the city, and Mt. Baker smiled in the distance.

A pitstop in the northwest whilst on my way home to Vancouver led me to Seattle. As a travel photographer, I enjoy visiting local markets everywhere I go and this Washington city was no exception. Of course, famous for its Pike Place Market, Seattle showed me its abundance of seafood and fresh produce. I also couldn't resist a stop at the first Starbucks and famous piroshkis.

I have thought about moving to Seattle a few times in the last year. I have heard that the city is beautiful when it's sunny, but I think I would go crazy with 10 months of rain every year. If you're wondering why I have been stressing over moving lately - and writing about whether I should move to California - it's because I am moving next summer. Although I'm settled in Toronto, I have little ties to the city and I'm on the hunt for my next home. In the last few months, I have narrowed down potential optionals to Asia, Singapore or Tokyo to be specific, or California.

If you could move to anywhere in the world, where would you go?