Wednesday, July 14

Audrey




Audrey is definitely improving. See before.

Tuesday, July 13

School for the Deaf



I was on campus today as part of the course I'm taking. We stopped by the former school for the death, which now houses the Extension Division. A really lovely example of neo gothic architecture.

Monday, July 12

Toxicology



Some suspiciously lush undergrowth lurking under the Toxicology sign. Perhaps Poison Ivy is at work?

Saturday, July 10

Friday, July 9

Library



I was at the library this afternoon for the teen readings, when I spotted this lovely display. The readings were great. Good group and lots of promise.

Thursday, July 8

Rural Idyll



Love when I get to leave the city behind!

Wednesday, July 7

Bananas



It's hard to believe this volume of fruit will turn over in just a few days.

Tuesday, July 6

Roma



Visted St. Peter's Square this morning, via the poster in my room.

Monday, July 5

High Tech



The pipes around the neighbourhood are being cleaned, and this is part of the 'high tech' approach, which means the roads won't need to be dug up.

Sunday, July 4

POP: 70 %


At first, it looked like it might rain.


But then a few minutes later, it looked like it was definitely going to rain.


Which is why I moved everything under the evergreen. All of the containers are pretty much saturated.

Saturday, July 3

Dirt



No one's thrilled to see the dirt in the driveway again, but at least this year they made an effort to clear a path to the gate.

Friday, July 2

Thursday, July 1

Jazz Festival Poster



I love how the sign promises valet parking yet specifies tap water. It's like a yuppie oxymoron.

Wednesday, June 30

Robin




Several weeks ago, I noticed that there were more birds--robins, sparrows, etc--in the area than in previous years. I also noted the complete lack of magpies and crows, birds that usually dine on the eggs of the aforementioned song birds. I naively assumed there was some 'natural' explanation for this shift in the aviary population. Rumour is that one of our neighbours is conducting a discreet cull of the less desirable feathered species.

Tuesday, June 29

More Construction



This project has been going on for at least 2 weeks, shutting off one of the major ateries in the City Park area.

Monday, June 28

Construction



Roads are closed all over the city. Getting almost anywhere has turned into an mapquest challenge.

Sunday, June 27

Pink Profusion


Beautiful light at sunset.

Audrey



After a season spent indoors, Audrey is looking less than healthy. I think she'll come back, but it's going to take some time. Not everyone is as optimistic though!

Saturday, June 26