dreamalittledream.ca is a blog created by the married duo Scott and Dee. We are big dreamers and have a passion to turn them into reality.

We’ve gone through the motions to yank ourselves out of the daily 9-5 grind and shake life up a bit by inserting ourselves into the dream of a lifetime, to see the world!

By sharing our experiences we hope to inspire others while also creating a space to communicate with loved ones and friends from afar.

So who are these dreamers?

Deidra Vanderlee

A creative lass with a special talent that she hasn’t quite figured out yet .

Scott Vanderlee

Meant to be in the CIA, but instead spends his time reading conspiracies on Digg

Through recording our adventures, we hope to use this little site as a constant reminder that anything is possible when you just put your mind to it and share your dreams with others.

RANDOM FACTS

• “Dream a Little Dream” by Louis Armstrong and  Ella Fitzgerald was the song we used at our wedding for our first dance.
• Deidra’s ring tone is the song from this video.
  
• Scott has a comic book collection big enough to make any young boy drool
• We live in a stylish condo located in the old hippy mecca of Kitislano, Vancouver BC and often wonder where did they all go? Damn miniature dogs.
• Deidra’s <dee-drah> name is constantly pronounced or written incorrectly. Thus, she often introduces herself as Dee.
• Scott has a hard time filling out things about him self
• We have two cats Charlie and Kerrigan. Charlie who is named after Charlie Salinger of the once hit TV series Party of 5. Kerrigan is named after Sarah Kerrigan, a confederate ghost who became the second in command of the Sons of Korhal. Following a betrayal she was captured and infested by the Zerg swarm, ultimately becoming the self proclaimed “Queen of Blades” and leader of the swarm. Yes she’s a total princess.
• We don’t want to work for “The Man” anymore and hope we are on the right track to succeeding in this.
• Recently on our travels through Thailand, we’ve learned that Dee’s name means “Good” in Thai. It’s very appropriate. Most of the time.

That’s enough about us. What about you? We love hearing your comments in our posts, or any new ideas about our site. We’re open to guest posts if you have an idea that goes well with our style. And if your a company looking to reach an audience, we’d like to hear from you too. You can drop us a line through the Contact Us page.