I'm back!
Hello all! Sorry for not updating you on my whirlwind tour of Toronto and London, Ontario. I was really busy... and not really thinking of any of you at all. Just kidding! So our trip was fantastic, I greatly enjoyed it. Toronto is a very beautiful, walkable, vibrant and varied city. We stayed in an excellent hotel in the financial district and were able to walk to all important ports of call: CN Tower, CBC, the Blue Jays game, Kensington, St. Lawrence Market, Little Italy, MuchMusic, and scores of other places that I am surely forgetting!
We arrived in Toronto at some goddawful time early Tuesday morning (we flew out after I wrote my Auditing exam ). After doing T.O. we took VIA Rail to London, which was cool because at 29 years of age I had yet to take a train! London, where Michael spent his formative years, was beautiful. It is very lush, treed with numerous parks and a very cool downtown area. We had a great, but short time there and then suddenly it was time to go home.
I would like to share more of my experience with you, but I would be blogging forever, so instead I am going to generate my third Kerrisdalean. This is the newsletter I "publish" after Michael and I take our trips together. If you are interested in getting a copy of it, please let me know and I will give/mail you one. They're pretty lengthy and we try and include some photos so people have a good idea of the trouble we got into. The trouble on this trip would be: arguing with a CTV executive (who is married to the ex-Much VJ Teresa Roncon); almost punching a person from Quebec on the flight home; my endless search for liquor while in T.O.; the inordinate amount of dead cats; finding the vortex of the world in London at Jalna and Jalna; spending a lot of money on some nice clothes because everyone in T.O. dresses really nicely and I was made to feel like a tree-hugging hippy.
Yes. So, I am definitely glad to be back. I cannot wait to see you all and share my adventures (and endless pics) with you. Hopefully against your will.
I understand things went smoothly in my absence. My mom said it was blissfully quiet. Well I'm back, baby. Time to stir shit up. Vive la CBC!
We arrived in Toronto at some goddawful time early Tuesday morning (we flew out after I wrote my Auditing exam ). After doing T.O. we took VIA Rail to London, which was cool because at 29 years of age I had yet to take a train! London, where Michael spent his formative years, was beautiful. It is very lush, treed with numerous parks and a very cool downtown area. We had a great, but short time there and then suddenly it was time to go home.
I would like to share more of my experience with you, but I would be blogging forever, so instead I am going to generate my third Kerrisdalean. This is the newsletter I "publish" after Michael and I take our trips together. If you are interested in getting a copy of it, please let me know and I will give/mail you one. They're pretty lengthy and we try and include some photos so people have a good idea of the trouble we got into. The trouble on this trip would be: arguing with a CTV executive (who is married to the ex-Much VJ Teresa Roncon); almost punching a person from Quebec on the flight home; my endless search for liquor while in T.O.; the inordinate amount of dead cats; finding the vortex of the world in London at Jalna and Jalna; spending a lot of money on some nice clothes because everyone in T.O. dresses really nicely and I was made to feel like a tree-hugging hippy.
Yes. So, I am definitely glad to be back. I cannot wait to see you all and share my adventures (and endless pics) with you. Hopefully against your will.
I understand things went smoothly in my absence. My mom said it was blissfully quiet. Well I'm back, baby. Time to stir shit up. Vive la CBC!
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