Have been gladly blown away by school for the most part. So much reading to do all of the time, so much to jam into so little time. It's like a rocketship that I'm glad to ride, and meet hundreds of new people, some of whom will likely become good friends into the future.
Jen and I will shortly head out for one of those events that only truly big cities seem to have the chutzpah to pull off. It'll be her first time on the TTC subway, finally - all of the rides are free this evening and they're having a special all-night subway schedule for people to want to take in as many of the art installations as they can. Oh, and it's barely 50 degrees out, so I get to break out my new coat I purchased today, which on clearance in Toronto costs as much as it would have at full price in Minneapolis. The law of supply and demand with 5 million people-plus, I suppose, but I'm still proud of the score.
I've also started a daily photo blog here that an old friend inspired just yesterday, and will be adding things that I find in this new place as a collection of experiences. There are so many new ways to see things; I've somehow been blessed to have the opportnuity to challenge my conventions and intend to make the most of this.
Off we go for art, sweet corn, and poutine!
Comprehending change and learning to live in the moment, newly settled in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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