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Okay, I'm on the streetcar going to work and I glance out the window and see this is what I see outside the Travelodge at Queen and Bathurst.I have no more words.
I love fall, I love the cool air, the smell of leaves, and even the crazy wind we have been experiencing that has knocked my tomato plants over on my deck several times smashing the last of it's green fruit. Today I made roasted squash soup and my two sweet friends Rhonda - of the blog graciousgoods - and Jessica came over for lunch. I love that our schedules allowed for us to meet on a Tuesday afternoon - a Tuesday afternoon - how lucky is that. Jess updated us on lil' Sophie's skills at cooking (sort of) and her decision to boycott toilet training - I can't believe she is going to be 2 soon. Rhonda told us she spent yesterday dressed as a zombie and wandering the subway promoting the movie Zombieland. Life is good.
Today I was introduced to some of the new creations of Toronto artist Heather Marchand. You should really check out her website to see all she has done. Her work is ethereal, complex, fluid, sometimes furry, and to some, a wee bit gross. I personally have a bit of a crush on this little heart made from bathing suit liner and plastic tubing. I wish it came brooch-size so I could wear it around on my sleeve and other places.
I felt like a little ice cream today and now that our neighbourhood has Cream the Urban Dairy - conveniently located a block from my house - I went on over to see what they had. This is truly the best ice cream I have ever had. Made from scratch, their flavours are a unique and refreshing change from the norm. Today I saw a new flavour that I had to try, okay sit down and get ready for this, french toast ice cream with candied bacon sprinkles (which of course they make themselves) I don't know how to properly describe this most delicious mouth treat but it was fabulous, really fab-u-lous!
I knew that September would be the new July. People didn't believe me when I said it but who's laughing now. The weather has been delightful and I'm giddy from all the sunshine.