
Welcome to EmmaBrooks.ca - Emma Brooks' personal website and blog.
Emma Brooks is a 24 year-old digital media enthusiast originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia but now making her home here in Toronto.
Emma currently works at Publicis Modem as a Digital Strategist.

Isn’t this the most perfect fall dress ever? I want!
From the Orla Kiely Fall 2001 collection. Found via calivintage.

(via catikay)
LOLz

Photo Series of the Day: “Astronauts” by Hunter Freeman.
Astronauts — they’re just like us!
[doobybrain.]
Loving it.
GenYTO gets ready to invade Toronto FC .
I love sports but I still haven’t made it out to a Toronto FC game. Even though one of my friends is dating one of the players. Even though Jon from MLSE is a great friend. And even though I’ve heard that the games are action-packed, high-energy and super fun. So I’m happy to announce that…
Got my tickets!
Help Needlebaum with "The Briefcase".
Fun “choose your own adventure” videos from Rogers! Well done to my team-mate Emma Brooks for championing this!
I know this is a little thing, but it’s the little things like this that drive me up the wall.
Recently I was on the MTV.ca site enjoying some free TV programming thanks to The Hills Aftershow Show (I never claimed to have good taste in TV!) when I noticed this banner ad above me. And not for the right reasons:

Something is wrong!
Can you see it? Just me? It says: Missed an episode? Click Here to Watch NOW.
If you’re going to go for leading caps, why isn’t episode capitalized?! And just for the record, I hate leading caps. They look ugly and unnatural. If you’re going to talk to a consumer, talk to them with regular punctuation, as if you’re talking at the same level. Leading caps makes me feel like this advertiser is talking down to me. Let’s have a regular conversation, with regular punctuation, shall we?
It’s small, yes, but I disliked it enough to blog about it! Take that, CTV.
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