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Monthly Archives: November 2009
if not
Such philosophical street art … makes you stop and think about what this person is getting at. I can think of several interpretations. If I were to choose one, I would say: Be so passionate about what you choose to … Continue reading
la merceria
La Merceria is a delightful cafe and housewares shop. Its elegance and coziness is like no other. I had a fantastic lunch on my visit the other day: black bean soup, a veggie and cheese pastry, and an americano to … Continue reading
Posted in Food, House & Home, Restaurants & Cafe's, Shopping
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climate change
I received this wall of photos of Canadian children that will be projected on a wall in Ottawa on Stephen Harper’s way to work and in Copenhagen during the un-Climate Change Summit in December. The purpose is to remind Prime … Continue reading
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the bird nest press
5 Blocks Out and mukodu launched a fun local e-newsletter this week called the Bird Nest Press (www.birdnestpress.com). Hurray! It’s geared at parents with young kids. The newsletter will explore local places, resources and tips to make parenting even more … Continue reading
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holy oak
Holy Oak is a welcome edition to the Bloordale Village neighbourhood, on Bloor just east of Lansdowne Ave. As a cafe by day and a bar with live music at night, Holy Oak is a truly local hangout. When I … Continue reading
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