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My Crosswalk
Sometimes it is the little things in life that can bring you immense joy. Such a statement is not really surprising to anyone anymore. We all know of the joys of a cup of hot chocolate on a winter … Continue reading
Posted in Aspirations, Reflections, Perfection, commuting, construction, Eglinton LRT, Toronto, TTC, walking, Yonge and Eglinton, Yonge street
Tagged blocks, closed intersections, construction, crosstown LRT, crosswalks, delays, Eglinton LRT, getting to work, obstacles, Toronto, TTC, walking
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After Work
When the long week of work was done.
Posted in Aspirations, Reflections, Perfection, comfort food, dating, food, food blogging, pizza, Toronto
Tagged comfort food, date, delicious, food, food blogging, Friday night, pizza, toppings, Toronto, walk in special
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Children
As a commuter, you are bound to see things. They can be horrible things like bad behaviour and rudeness, to things more shocking. They can be confusing things like able bodied people not giving up the disability designated seats they … Continue reading
Explaining a September Lull
If it wasn’t clear to everyone in my last post, I think the picture above says it all. Autumn, or Fall, is definitely on its way. I photographed the picture above on my walk home yesterday. I have been feeling … Continue reading
Posted in Aspirations, Reflections, Perfection, autumn, bicycles, breakfast, cycling, ESL, hockey, Maple Leafs, photography, seasons, sleep, teaching, temperature, Toronto
Tagged autumn, breakfast, changing, ESL, fall colours, food, hockey, Mitch Marner deal, seasons, sleep, tea biscuits, teaching, work
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A Tale of Two Rains
There was an odd kind of symmetry to my day involving rain. When I got to the subway stop nearest my work, it was raining, despite not raining before that. When I left work, it rained on my walk back … Continue reading
Posted in Aspirations, Reflections, Perfection, commuting, rain, subway, summer, Toronto, TTC, weather, work, Yonge and Eglinton
Tagged a tale of two rains, commute, rain, subway station, Toronto, TTC, weather, work, Yonge and Eglinton
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Stop and Listen
The expression stop and smell the roses is meant to be metaphorical, I guess. However, today I had a more literal take on it. I left work early, as is the norm on Tuesday, expecting rain and feeling the need … Continue reading
Letting Someone in on the Secret
Today’s Perfect Moment is a continuation of yesterday’s Perfect Moment. I wrote about being let in on the secret of the rooftop garden/patio. Today, I shared that with my girlfriend. On our way back home, I told a little white … Continue reading
Cobb Salad
There’s no time to waste. I need to aim for an economy of words. Even as I type these sentences, I can feel the doubt creeping in. Today after work, a group of students who were milling around the lounge … Continue reading
Posted in Aspirations, Reflections, Perfection, beer, ESL, food, food blogging, restaurant, students, teaching, Toronto
Tagged beer, craft beer, drinking, eating, ESL, food, food blogging, Granite Brewery and restaurant, socializing, students, teaching
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Champions Day
Today was the Raptor’s celebration parade. I couldn’t go, but that didn’t stop me from getting a taste of what was happening. My bus seemed more crowded than usual. I didn’t really put two and two together until I realized, … Continue reading
Posted in accomplishment, achievement, Aspirations, Reflections, Perfection, Canadian, championship, inconvenience, parade, police, preparation, public transportation, smile, sports, Toronto, Toronto Raptors, transportation
Tagged Champions, championship, crowds, downtown, humanity, parade, people, Raptors, Toronto, we the north
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Free Beer
I was walking toward the subway station when I spotted some young campaign women on the corner handing out something. Owing to ongoing construction and a reduction in public space thanks to additions to the building, this has been a … Continue reading
