The Sojourner

Spring 1

Though they look Autumn, these really are the survivors of Winter. 

Crowded Friday

Toronto's premier shopping mall, Eaton Centre, is at its busiest time on Good Friday. Man, I couldn't walk straight but had to snake my way through the crowd of shoppers and bystanders.

Black Friday

The Church of Holy Trinity in Toronto held its annual GOOD FRIDAY WALK FOR JUSTICE yesterday.

You see, even in Holy Week (or just in one day), some of Toronto residents won't just rest (not stop) being political.

Is it good or a bad thing?

 

Bravo!

Am I supposed to say something?

Rob Ford

Seems like Toronto's Mayor Rob Ford is an elitist big boss. I found this placard in front of Toronto City Hall. This must have been left by a protester. Or, maybe, by Mr. Webster or Mrs. Thesaurus. 

Streetcar

Toronto's streetcar must all look like this or at least should be covered in similar artsy ad like this. Not those ads about gonorrhea and other diseases or religion. They lose my appetite to live and drive for sex. Hahahahaha...

Gladstone Hotel

Toronto has boring architecture, except the old brick buildings. Gladstone House looks grand on a sunny day but inside? I am not impressed!

Graffiti

To burn my excess, unwanted, ugly, ridiculous fats, I walked along Queen Street West from Dufferin to Yonge Street and back. I don't how long is that but it's about 14 subway stops--on a beautiful day last weekend. 

Here are two of the graffitis that caught my attention.

Spring Fan

Last Saturday's temperature was between 3-13 degrees Celcius and I was amused at the sight of this electric fan whirring on the window. It's just the beginning of Spring and here's sight of summer!

Niggah coin

I got this nigger coin as a change from Pizza Pizza.