Wow, that post title makes this sound like an episode of Heroes. Or maybe I really do need some sleep. By 2:00 I'll try again, but if not, I'm cracking open a book instead!
I haven't cooked much fun stuff lately, what with travel and catching up with the housework and the like. You can only see so many views from our windows of the snow and slush below. I don't have fresh material.
But I do have thousands of photos from the pre-blog years!
Five years ago I was in TO at this time, staying with
Allison for a bit. And now look at her - all engaged to a really great guy and still lovely as ever. I'm happy that we'll get to see her and Sean this fall, though with the whirlwind of the wedding, there may not be the time for some of our old favourite things like The Bay.
No matter. We can always have a good meal together (photos from a Greek place on the Danforth, taken during Winterlicious that year).
And I know
Brenda will be most displeased with me for adding in this old photo of her with Allison!
I hope also to see Liza - an old high school classmate
- and Sander - now a father!
Wow. Time really does fly.
As for Chris,
well, he's in Vancouver now, so with some luck we'll catch up with him when we're up there in a few weeks.
Why does it seem that all our trips to TO are now for weddings? I have the common western Canadian dislike/resentment of the place, but it's not too bad to visit, really. Oh, I cringe every time someone here says it's just like Chicago, only cleaner. I think TO is both more interesting in its greater population diversity and more boring in its effort to be the center of the universe. In any case, TO tries to be NYC instead!
and my new shrine, Koda Klothing,
and my long time mainstream Canadian obsession, Roots,
I offer you photos of shopping done, things considered (but not purchased), and a glimpse into how very stereotypically gay I can be and was on the most recent trip up.
Inspired by Martin, of course!
but really, Conrad has fallen deep into Canuckistani identity. Just look at that tuque on him!
Roots! Actually, the Right to Play tuque, a cooperative effort with Roots. Just wait until we start dressing in all the gear we were buying at The Bay today.
I know we'll be back at the Olympic Store again.
and I already had mine,
so we fit in well.
No matter. We can always have a good meal together (photos from a Greek place on the Danforth, taken during Winterlicious that year).
- and Sander - now a father!
Wow. Time really does fly.
well, he's in Vancouver now, so with some luck we'll catch up with him when we're up there in a few weeks.
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