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Daily Prompt: Exhale
Not so long ago I was beginning to wonder if this day would ever come - it seemed so elusive. I’d reach for it, but it would be merely an illusion. I dreamed of it, I longed for it, I prayed for it,...
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The Normal School
The three-storey brick building was designed in the High Victorian style by architect Francis Heakes and was constructed in 1898-1899. All exterior elements of the building, and the ground and second...
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Putting It All Together
Sometimes we need to be reminded, ya know, of how lucky we really are. Or, I suppose more specifically, how lucky I am. Looking around at my wee abode this morning, and I thought to myself, “self, you...
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Sunday Walks: Springbank
London boasts some of the most beautiful areas, parks, and naturalized spaces. So I got dressed this morn and decided to visit one of my fav’s – Springbank, which meanders along the Thames River. These...
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On Returning to my Hometown
Ones Hometown can often be this entangible thing over time. Changing, growing, or atrophying from the core out. I grew up just 20 minutes outside of London, and I lived in London from 1987 until just...
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To #4 @4:44
To The Cold-Hearted driver of the #4 @ 4:44pm, Monday January 27th, 2014, who refused to pick me up: I had just worked 8 hours and walked the 4 or so blocks from Second Street to catch the Oxford East...
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Thames Walk | 2014:05:01
Filed under: Photographs Tagged: London, Male Cardinal, Ontario, Scilla, Sycamore Tree, Thames River
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Poets On Sunday: Thomas Carlyle
To-Day So here hath been dawning Another blue day; Think will thou let it Slip useless away? Out of Eternity This new day is born. Into Eternity At night will return. Behold it aforetime No eye never...
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Crow Stories
You know how things happen. One minute you think you’ve tapped the well, and then up pops something else that has to be told. This story came to mind for a few reasons. For Everyday Gurus’ and his...
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