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May 28
What initially was to be the Buzzshift holiday party eventually, after some delay, morphed into a “we moved offices” party instead. I imagine having a holiday party at the end of May would’ve felt a bit odd anyway. It was fun though! Everything came in pairs at this thing. They had two food trucks, two LOUD country bands, a guest brewer–Texas Ale Project–with two draft options, and eventually we had two unusual vehicles that needed racing!
Towards the end of the party, a guy and a girl happened upon the party as they were riding around town on their Segway. Oh hell yeah I said Segway. They hung around through the rest of the party, visiting with us and letting people ride around on the Segway. I saw so many minds change this evening. People went from, “HAHA you look SO DUMB riding on that thing!” to “HOLY CRAP this is super fun I want one,” within a matter of minutes. I did end up hogging the thing for a little while, and now I’m having trouble deciding between it and the Airwheel.
After some gentle nudging from his employees, Cameron busted out his completely useful and necessary EV cooler-with-wheels for some good old fashioned Segay-vs-cooler drag racing. Much to my surprise, the cooler KILLED IT. I do think–and the Segway’s owner agreed–that the Segway may have had the governor turned on inadvertently, because there’s no way a cooler could win that race any other way.
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Milo has morphed from a MSR, to a hybrid, and now to a completely different doll entirely. I painted her face last Friday - just in time for our Chinatown outing!
subtle 2-toned coolcat chips
I morphed a few patterns together to create this cell phone case out of Aunt Lydia's Shimmer. I loved it and it was perfect...but my puppy ate it only two days after I made it. Rats!
This is a prototype for the second generation Miata (NB). It's based on, and uses many components from, the NA.
These photos were taken during my walking tour with famous Toronto historian and tour guide Bruce Bell on July 16, 2007. After meeting at the famous and eclectic OCAD Building (I call it the “gift box on stilts”) just south of the University of Toronto, Bruce took us past the Grange, Toronto’s oldest building, past the Art Gallery of Toronto to some of the mansions along Beverley and Baldwin Streets. Along the way Bruce explained to us the early history of Toronto , and the family compact – a group of extremely wealthy and powerful English families that used to rule Toronto in the early days.
We then walked westwards to Chinatown and the ethnic mix of the Kensington Market area which started as a Scottish market, then became a popular Jewish residential area in the 1910s and 1920s (evidenced by two local synagogues) and morphed into the diverse, multicultural and hip neighbourhood that it is today. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, cheeses, dry goods, meat, fish, vintage clothing and all sorts of other unique items in this Bohemian neighbourhood. A great variety of different ethnic restaurants caters to eclectic tastes. We then visited Denison Square and admired a statue of one of Toronto ’s popular actors, Al Waxman, the “King of Kensington”. We then continued on our walk through busy Chinatown to Toronto ’s Garment district along Spadina and Queen Avenues and then headed east along a variety of restaurants and bars on Queen Street West to end in front of the Italianate palace occupied by City TV. Along the way we got informed and entertained about Toronto ’s history from a small English enclave that started in 1793, to the exciting, vibrant and multicultural metropolis that it is today.
The clips from this walking tour are part of my “Toronto Favourites” series and many more of these discoveries are to come. I am actually a travel writer, and whenever I am not out of town, I write about the city that I live in: Toronto , a city that has many cool places. I love to get out and explore the city and discover some new cool spots, and now you can enjoy them with me. Feel free to check out some of my 700+ articles and interviews on http//www.travelandtransitions.com. My personal travel stories are located at www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos.htm
This is a morph animation of two images that I had previously presented as a diptych: Skull Flowerpot and Self Portrait
RadheMaa's morphed pictures showing her in a mini skirt sparked outrage of people who appear to believe that it is theirs to dictate what RadheMaa or any other person should wear or act in her personal space or personal time. It is notable that men who think they are well within their rights to discuss a woman's body, her dress, her dancing and her behaviour are the ones who are accusing RadheMaa as if how she leads her life is their concern. If we give the freedom to wear what we wish and dance when we wish and do what we want, why these comments on RadheMaa alone?