Ruby Dalvina

By Ruby Dalvina Blog:  rubyelitedalvina.blogspot.com Dear beautiful souls, If you’re reading this and your heart is heavy — like it’s carrying the weight of a hundred betrayals, broken promises, unanswered prayers, and sleepless nights — I want to say this: You are not alone, even when it feels like you absolutely are. This blog is for you — the one who trusted too much, hoped too hard, believed in the goodness of people (especially your own blood), only to be met with silence, selfishness, or betrayal. It’s for the one who once clung to God like breath, only to now ask, “Are You even there?” It’s for those who stare at the ceiling at 3 AM, whispering, “What’s the purpose of all this?” I’ve been there. I know that emotional numbness wrapped in a smile. I know the quiet agony of questioning whether you’ve wasted the most valuable years of your life loving the wrong people, defending the ungrateful, and giving yourself away like your heart was a clearance sale. Let’s talk. When Life ...

  🍷 Warning: This event may cause temporary Italian accent, excessive use of the 🤌 emoji, and the inexplicable need to argue about whose nonna makes the best sauce. Buona fortuna! 🇮🇹 By: Ruby Dalvina 

  Dear readers, If your taste buds are feeling a little underappreciated lately—or if your social life could use a cultural jolt, music, food, and laughter—then drop everything and mark your calendars: June 6–8, 2025, Taste of North York is back for its 3rd delicious round, and trust me, you don’t want to miss it. I’ve had the joy of attending this vibrant community food festival for the past two years, and let me tell you—it’s one of those rare events that not only fills your belly, but fills your heart. And yes, your Instagram feed too. It’s happening at Mel Lastman Square (5100 Yonge St.)—a perfect spot for the magic that unfolds when families, friends, cultures, cuisines, artists, and music all collide in the best way possible. What to Expect This Year (And Why You’ll Love It) NeighbourLink North York—the brilliant community force behind this festival—is hosting its 3rd annual Taste of North York and it’s bigger, brighter, and more belly-rumbling than ever. From Korean bulgogi ...