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Did I listen to pop music because I was miserable? Or was I miserable because I listened to pop music?
- You and I know from the radio and the radio never lies
- Just the smell of the summer can make me fall in love
- Moats and boats and waterfalls, alley ways and payphone calls
- I’m an American aquarium drinker / I said a ghost is born
- I don’t know where I’m going, but I know where I’m coming from.
- Just like a paperback novel, the kind the drugstores sell
- In twenty-seven years, a drank fifty thousand beers
- But don’t you remember that you once said that you liked happy endings?
- If I don’t die or worse, I’m gonna need a nap.
- On a thousand islands in the sea I see a thousand people just like me
- Wednesday morning, we sleep over and we’re late again
- They’re tearing up streets again, They’re building a new hotel-
- One thing about me is you probably never noticed me before
- Sugar dumpling muffin baby, this world is going crazy…
- I saw her dancing, dancing in some old smokey place.
Category Archives: Toronto
Just the smell of the summer can make me fall in love
My solair chair (with minor war wounds from whomever “borrowed” it) has been returned to my back yard, Bal has started planting the immense vegetable garden around the perimeter (and into the driveway), and I’ve got my eye on this… … Continue reading
Posted in Art-breaker, Canadian, Crush, Design, Duffpont, Dupont, Music, Summer 2012, Thumbs up, To do, Toronto
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I don’t know where I’m going, but I know where I’m coming from.
I have been obsessed with two Lees in the last few months – and one of them is playing in Toronto tonight. Not Lee Moses, rest his soul…. Lee Fields! Enjoy the show if you are one of the lucky … Continue reading
Posted in Heartwrenching, Sad Bastard Music, Thumbs up, Toronto, Uncategorized
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They’re tearing up streets again, They’re building a new hotel-
The 5th Annual Festival of 24 Things opens on March 1st (a special preview word list will be sent to past participants tonight at midnight – leap day bonus!!) and although I’m a bit sad this will be the last … Continue reading
Posted in Art-breaker, Festival of 24 Things, Photography, Thumbs up, Toronto
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We forget to feed our fear.
Yesterday I was on the streetcar when an Occupy TO rep started a human mic, outlined the unfair TTC fare hikes and reduced service, while explaining how to start our own movements, and let our voices be heard. I had … Continue reading
When we hit the city limits, don’t forget me for a minute tonight
Upcoming Gallery 44 workshop I am DYING to take: City as Text: Incorporating Typography into Photography “From the text on a door telling us to PUSH/PULL, or the authoritative voice of city traffic signs, to the ceaseless holler of advertising, … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, city, Gallery 44, Photography, text
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I got your postcard from out west – in big block letters you wrote it’s the freakin’ best.
New favourite photographer: Andrew B. Myers. Blundstones, Hudon’s Bay Co. jacket, ironic (yes?) moustache, Oh, Canada. oh yes, and COLOUR SALT PAPER PRINTS!? (I am confounded…) Nice interview on Heather Morton’s blog, shedding absolutely no light on how you … Continue reading
Posted in Art-breaker, Blogs, Canadian, Photography, Toronto
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The water is polluted and the mayor is a dork, They dress real bad and they think they’re New York
(originally posted in How the Freedom 200 Spent Her Summer Vacation.) Happy Birthday DVP! More rainbow tunnels here And my favourite one: title credit: The Arrogant Worms, Toronto Sucks (Okay okay, I just wanted to post lyrics … Continue reading
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Are you ready? Are you ready for this? Are you hanging on the edge of your seat?
The Grid TO | New Dupont mural design revealed. Yay! The wall I pass on my walk to Boo Radley’s for a pint has a proposed new look. The original mural was obliterated by Mayor Gravyboat’s art-eradication campaign this spring. … Continue reading
Posted in Dupont, Graffiti, Pop culture, Summer 2011, Thumbs up, To do, Toronto, Youtube
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Or recite the names of provinces and Hollywood actors, Oh, Ontario, oh, Jennifer Jason Leigh
Happy Civic Holiday! (“Damn You, John Graves Simcoe” by Ivor Tossell, via Toronto Standard, the prettiest online local I read) It is no secret that I love maps. And hopefully no secret that I love Toronto, despite the somewhat frustrating weather patterns. … Continue reading
