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…
It is spring!!! Time to get out from winter hibernation. Checking out the Winter Stations at the Toronto Beaches was one good reason to be out. Winter Stations – temporary art installations at the Beaches (installed on/around lifeguard chairs) to celebrate Toronto’s winter waterfront landscape. These installations were selected from an Read more…
Just how many bridges are there at the Toronto Edwards Gardens? We tried to count one Sunday afternoon. This one leads to the Wilket CreekPark. The bridge near Leslie St. Towards the main garden. A mini one but still a bridge. The wooden bridge at the centre of the garden.This Read more…
I miss taking road trips – be it short or long. I love my home but I also love being on the road. Scenic routes of wheat fields, barns and old towns are my high. So we ventured on a short road trip with me behind the wheel – all Read more…