
Dinner at Chez Mom
Todd takes us back to a typical evening in 1976… Continue reading Dinner at Chez Mom
Todd takes us back to a typical evening in 1976… Continue reading Dinner at Chez Mom
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”
Ontario enters Stage 3 of reopening – what’s it like? Todd explores a bit of it by bike and reports back. Continue reading A Pandemic Snapshot – Ontario Stage Three
Todd continues his Sunday ride, heading downtown and enjoying all of the new cycling infrastructure. Along the way he sees several different sides of his city. Continue reading Sunday Ride – Part Two
In today’s entry Todd goes on another bike ride around his city and after only a few kilometres is drawn to a plaque on the side of a bridge, learning about another lesser-known person memorialized in his city. Continue reading Sunday Ride – Part One
A quick ride after work leads Todd to bear country and a native burial mound. All within a short distance of his home. Continue reading An After-work Ramble
Todd and Sage experiment with randonauting and, depending on your perspective experience the unexplained – or confirmation bias. You decide. Continue reading Adventures in Confirmation Bias #2
For the curious, here is Sage’s television debut on WGBH on Monday. The other storytellers are wonderful as well – it was really wonderful to see them all. Continue reading Sage on Television
Todd may not be particularly superstitious but is still intrigued his and others’ experiences randonauting. Continue reading Random Riding
A story from Todd’s early years – and a little insight in to why he doesn’t drink and why he is so focused on self-improvement. Continue reading Crocodile Mouths