
Life is Short, Eat Candy
Found at Loblaws: words to live by… I couldn’t agree more…
Found at Loblaws: words to live by… I couldn’t agree more…
Love this one! I rediscovered this shot today while going through the old photos of our trip to Vienna, Austria in 2015. This was a beer ad found on the side of a bus shelter. Translation: A good beer has always been demanded by good company.
Some days feel like that…
I’ve been seeing these pop up through downtown, mostly on abandoned buildings:
Seen in a kitchen store on our last trip to Montreal: I love this city!
Passing through Loblaws today I couldn’t help but admire their Pride cakes 🙂
Well, Halloween may not be happening on Church Street (or anywhere else) this year thanks to COVID-19 running rampant, but at least my physiotherapist’s office got into the spirit of things. On yesterday’s visit I was greeted by this guy:
Seen on an abandoned building on my way to work one day (look to the left of the window): No comment… that would be waaaaaay too easy…
It had been a busy and hectic day at work last Friday. Walking home I suddenly spotted something unusual coming toward me in the distance. At first I thought I was seeing things courtesy of my fatigued state, but as it drew closer I see it was… Pikachu to the rescue!! Thank you, Pikachu! It was great to have a smile and laugh during our troubled COVID times.
Going for a lunch hour burger at Hero’s on Church Street, I found these dubious customers waiting for me: Happy Halloween!
I saw these two t-shirts through a store window while vacationing in Jasper, Alberta. Wonderfully sacrilegious… 🙂
I was passing by The Bay at Queen & Yonge tonight, and I couldn’t help noticing these shaggy mannequins in the windows:
I saw this in the subway today and thought it clever of Lyft’s Marketing department:
OK, so I was taking a photo walk across the Danforth this past summer and I came upon this interesting shop: I assume business must be booming?
So, a couple of years ago, on December 31st, I was heading home along Carlton Street. As I passed St. Peter’s Anglican Church at the corner of Carlton and Bleecker, I read their display board out front, then doubled over with helpless laughter: If you’re going to creatively rearrange the letters on a church’s signage, you might as well go all the way.
Seen in the men’s washroom in a restaurant at the Wharfside Shopping Centre, Penzance, U.K.:
Sandwich board outside McTamney’s, 139 Church Street, Toronto:
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