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The Quintessential Montreal Food Day

Had a croissant for breakfast (okay, it was a muffin but I've got a theme developing so work with me here.) Schwartz's Smoked Meat sandwich for lunch.  Some

Shea and I Know How To Pick 'Em

Last night, Shea and I ended up having a pitcher of beer at a gay bar down the street (our hostel is on the edge of the Gay

Bonsoir, je n'ai aucun poisson

Despite the ribbing I took from my much hipper, cooler acquaintances (who only listen to Franz Ferdinand and Sufjan Stevens), the Willie Nelson and the Nitty Gritty Dirt

Separated At Birth? (aka The Movie Star Game)

   You can play too!  If anybody reading this wants to be listed here with a look-a-like, just send me a mug shot of yourself that's at least

Jason's Hockey "Career"

The Central Broadcasting Company decided that appeasing the fans across the border in Detroit was more important than showing the playoff games of Canada's own 2004 Stanley Cup

Dumpster Diving (aka 75 Years Later and The Depression Still Influences Me)

A friend who went to my high school lives in London and told me before I came that I would not believe what people throw out here.  “At

Lazy Sunday

The parents have left, Shea's at work and I'm just relaxing a bit, enjoying having the apartment completely to myself for the first time in ages. Took it

Zeitgeist Moments

I'm sitting in a hotel room in TO watching the Flames versus the Ducks in Game One of the Stanley Cup playoffs after another whirlwind trip – this

Some Final "Spirit of Librarianship" Stuff

…and then I'll shut up about it.  In a blog post after I won, I said I'd put a “what I really wanted to say” acceptance speech online

Day Tripper, Sunday driver, yeah!

Spent the last couple days touring SW Ontario.  Here's the brief itinerary… Thamesville – this is where Shea's mom spent a summer when she was a teenager and

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