Richard's Blogosphere
I went on a couple of trips, attended events, and otherwise spent another three months not sheltering in place.
Since July of this year, I've been to Hamilton twice, went to an Ontario cottage for the first time while living in Toronto, and have gone to a co-working space every couple of weeks or so. While I've mostly been working from home, I haven't exactly been sheltering in place like I did for the previous 16 months.
My review of The Minister, an Icelandic TV drama, appeared in the September 2021 newsletter of the Icelandic Canadian Club of Toronto (of which I am currently the secretary). I am reprinting it here with permission.
I attended a Hamilton Honey Badgers game.
Having someone to speak with and continuously practicing writing is essential in learning a language.
Toronto is opening up even further.
I spent the afternoon on Toronto Islands.
I love art you can touch or site on or walk inside, and did so with all of the art exhibits at Spring Stations this year.
Toronto feels like a city again.
I celebrate Towel Day every May 25th as an homage to my favourite author, Douglas Adams.