At the top of my street, I took great pleasure in guerilla streetcar igloo art fun. Especially the snowman beside the fortress and the teddy bear sleigh on top of the shelter. Toronto Public Space Committee is welcome back anytime.
Every time I come in from the back yard, I have snowballs clinging to my undercarriage. My staff patiently uses the kitchen sink hose to gently melt the snow, then bundles me up in red Pottery Barn towels.
A friend of my staff was walking along Rushbrooke, and came upon two Hey That's My Fish tiles. He collected them, under the reasonable assumption that they belonged to our copy. They did not. Is there a secret underground German boardgame society in Leslieville that we are not aware of? Very strange days, indeed.
My sister Juniper has a very upset tummy. Apparently, a tin of salmon, no matter how well-meaning, can cause "scootch bum" (nice term) and "ring of fire" (crass term) for a week. Another trip to the vet, and a regimen of yellow and white pills. The yellow pills are bitter, and often don't make it past the goalie and down the pipe. I'm helping out with Juniper-bilitation.