It was challenging, to say the least. But all and all an interesting experience, uplifting, and despite today's sore muscles, I have no regrets.
I happened to find this: a picture on Flicker that someone took of it.
After my shift was done, I set out to explore a bit of the city's excitements.
At the Royal Conservatory I saw, after waiting in line to get in for about 15 minutes, these cascading vibrating tentacles, and their delicate shadows:


Then we visited our friend Alex explaining his Conspiracy/Cuckoo mobile installed at the Coach house at Spadina House:

On Wed. night last week, on my way to a rehearsal, the sky over the city were ablaze:

I like Toronto.
2 comments:
Thank you for posting my Flickr photo on your blog.
That was an interesting night indeed :)
Thank you for taking the picture of me and my son dancing.
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