Episode 254 - Hot Coated

OK, now for the weather update……

It’s not so cold, but we had freezing rain, and a LOT of snow yesterday. Jon dows not want to accept any help shovelling, which is odd.

Isabelle’s group at 180 Projects (it’s not 'her group per se, but I can’t think of another way to express this) hosted an opening this week. It went well. There was a report about it on Radio Canada, as it was the first francophone art exhibit in the city since 1987.

The roads are a mess.

There was a fire last week downtown, big doings afoot.

I bought us a new shovel, because one of our snow shovels broke.

I had a fun encounter with an International student on the bus.

Episode 253 - It's Not a Vespa

WAIT, IT ISN’T MINUS DOUBLE DIGITS TODAY!!!!

It’s been an eventful week. They’re sorta kinda putting in my windows. Isabelle continues to art a lot.

She’s hosting, I guess is the right word, an art exhibit next week. As well she’s going to be on a jury for the OAC.

Boy, pushing a cart in the grocery store parking lot was not easy. They don’t handle like Ferraris.

We met our across the street neighbour. Good guy, told us our trunk was open.

Episode 252 - The Spontaneity of Grocery Shopping

Look I’m sorry I’m harping on this, and using roughly the same sentence as last week, but man it is cold. It is currently, as I type this at 8 am, -28C. It’s one of those morning where the first thing you do is check to see if the pipes are frozen.

Jon has an Oscar pool you should enter.

Isabelle’s program about abstract art for kids is done for now. It picks back up in May. We talked a bit about getting kids to do abstract stuff and how hard that is.

They’re slowly installing new, energy efficient, windows at the U, hence the picture. They’re doing mine Monday night. So, I have to move some stuff. I’m not moving my filing cabinet, wrong union….

We had quite a few stops today, but Backpack studio seems to have held on.