We weren’t up early on Saturday morning. No, all that beer made us a bit…sluggish…the next morning. So, we got a late start on our trek to the eastern parts of Toronto.
We took the Queen streetcar and got off in Leslieville for brunch and the continuation of our yarn crawl.
I don’t recall this as a [...]
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Toronto: Part 2
Posted in Knitting, Urban Life, Vacations and Travel, tagged Chinatown, coffee, Jamie Kennedy, The Beaches, Toronto on May 12, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Toronto: Part 1
Posted in Knitting, Urban Life, Vacations and Travel, tagged Bata Shoe Museum, Kensington Market, ROM, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto on May 11, 2008 | 1 Comment »
It was easy to be a bit nostalgic about Toronto. But, as Rachael astutely asked, “Are you nostaligic about the city or about being 20?” I’d have to say: both. Definitely both.
As I predicted, Rachael’s 6:30 PM flight out of O’Hare was delayed, so I felt entirely comfortable taking a little trip on my own [...]




