24-10-13

 Deep fried turkey. 

24-10-12

 Califone. Played in a house. Great show.

24-10-11

 

24-10-10

 I swore I wasn't going to watch hockey this season. And now I'm watching hockey this season.

24-10-9

 

24-10-8

 It still feels good to work on bikes. Maybe I should go back to working on bikes.

24-10-7

 

24-10-6

 

24-10-5

 

24-10-4

 A perfect day for bananafish. 

24-10-3

 

24-10-2

 Sick. Sometimes I get sick. 

24-10-1

 

24-9-30

 Bauhaus goodness.

24-9-29

 

24-9-28

 

24-9-27

 I like that the farmer puts them into the carton based on colour gradient. 

24-9-26

 

24-9-25

 The monstrous St. Paul's continues to grow. Another year or two to completion?

24-9-24

 Ever get the feeling of deja vu?

24-9-23

 Handmade tortellini, pancetta, ricotta, spinach, onion filled. They were delicious. I would recommend making this once, and then sticking to ravioli which is much more efficient to make. 

24-9-22

 Raw pasta.

24-9-21

 

24-9-20

 18 years. 

24-9-19

 This might have been the first "dream bike" I ever bought. It was, at the time, a bike brand with a bit of a cult following, from an era where anyone could build a bike with a welder and some tubes. The carbon and electric shifting has displaced this type of bike, in my opinion, to the detriment of the industry. Bike shifters should NOT have batteries. 

I bought this bike, rode it a lot, sold it, and bought it back again with a stuck seatpost in it. I was extracting the post and found penetrative rust. Sadly, this frame is dead. But I'm having a hard time throwing it out. No good reason. 

It's just a bike. 

Left foot. Right foot. Repeat. 

24-9-18

 

24-9-17

 New computer. The future is now. 

24-9-16

 

24-9-15

 

24-9-14

 

24-9-13

 Ceal Floyer. Til I Get It Right. - Tammy Wynette.

24-9-12

 

24-9-11

 

24-9-10

 

24-9-9

 

24-9-8

 Henry Moore at the AGO. Art is good for my soul.

24-9-7

 

24-9-6

 Ontario rain is decidedly different than British Columbia rain.

24-9-5

 

24-9-4

 Eastward.

24-9-3

 

24-9-2

 Columbia River, Astoria, Oregon.

24-9-1

 

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