April 2020 found your Tomatoes From Canada at home in Toronto, sheltering in place.
Bill made these masks from my father's vintage cotton handkerchiefs -- our look is a mix of Pietro Longhi, the James Brothers and Cthulu.
Say what you like about our pesky pandemic, our exceptionally cool, wet, Spring
gave rise to bulbs that came up early
and have just refused to quit.
Bill and I are lucky to live
near the beautiful, quiet, Music Garden.
We count our blessings beside the Toronto Fallen Firefighters Memorial,
and never tire of the boats docked at Spadina Quay.
We enjoy sharing a neighbourhood
with the local water fowl,
on the calm shore of Lake Ontario.
Another delightful post! It's such a beautiful walk along the harbour and the Music Garden is a real gem in the city. Lovely to see it through your lens.
ReplyDeleteYes, we're lucky to live on Totonto harbour. Glad you enjoyed our wander, Ms Q!
ReplyDeleteLove the masks, is there any way to up-cycle them, the need a bit of colour, a bit of flash.
ReplyDeleteThe handkerchiefs make great face coverings, offering you full protection. I hope now people have invested in buying face masks that in the future they will continue to wear them in cold and flu season.
ReplyDeleteWho was that masked man?
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice park to sit in and have a beer.
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