I love and enjoy my lunch walks. With the things I see all around my workplace, there is no excuse for boredom. Fronting the Gardiner Museum, Canada’s national ceramic museum. March 22, 2018 Representation of St. Michael (in a sculpture) at the University’s quadrangle. March 22, 2018 This shiny, bejewelled Buddha got me Read more…
And if it is not old buildings that captures me on my lunch walk, it must be doors. There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors of perception. ~ Aldous Huxley The only problem is – I got engrossed looking for beautiful doors, I Read more…
A nice sunny day to wander around the streets of Toronto with a friend. A beautiful mural beside Toronto Fire Station 333 (207 Front Street E.) Another street art as we walked along. And finally – the Garden of Future Follies! (Front Street Promenade). Garden of Future Follies is a merry mix Read more…
When I am on my lunch walk, I am always amazed of what I see minutes away from my work place. These past 2 days my eyes just went admiring old buildings. The Royal Conservatory of Music. A National Heritage Building with its original decorative red brick, Medina sandstone, and polished Read more…
Lunch stroll and appreciating some walls made into canvas. At the heart of Yorkville. March 13, 2018 O’Grady at Church and Wellesley. March 8, 2018 Crews and Tangos at Church St. March 8, 2018 March 8, 2018 And why do laundry have to be boring? “People say graffiti is ugly, irresponsible and childish… but that’s only Read more…