Over the past several months you’ve read a bit about my pandemic experience. But is this representative of the typical Toronto pandemic experience? Continue reading My Pandemic Experience – Another Perspective
When we travel through a neighbourhood at a human pace instead of in a vehicle, we can connect with, and learn so much more about the communities we are passing through. Continue reading A Bicycle Memorial
The libraries are open again in Toronto and it feels really great – but will we be allowed to keep going to them much longer? Continue reading Back to the Library (but for how long?)
There are many constants in the time I’ve spent with Daegan but perhaps the most constant of all is the simple act of walking together. Continue reading Two Decades of Walking
As I look at how other countries are reacting to the pandemic I feel like Canada has taken up mask-wearing and other preventive measures quite readily and without grumbling, for the most part. Why even the moose here are wearing … Continue reading Canada in 2020
Todd takes us back to a typical evening in 1976… Continue reading Dinner at Chez Mom
Today Todd learns that it’s often rewarding to stop cycling and turn back when he sees something that catches his eye. Continue reading Memory Spot
Sage recently won the First Person Arts StorySlam with a story about our life living at the edge of a park in Toronto. You can watch it here. Continue reading Sage Tells a Story: “Beatrice”
While out volunteering as a bicycle delivery person, Todd is routed into a laneway filled with public art. Continue reading Unexpected Graffiti Wander
Today Todd talks a bit about how things are going pandemic-wise in his reality. What’s gone right, wrong, and what challenges are ahead? Continue reading Signs of the Times
