We shopped Kensington Market for vintage stuff, and art supplies, and ate some wonderful noodle dishes and duck in China Town. We went for a night on the town and sat in on a comedy club. David was convinced we’d get some kind of mention there for being the table with the oldest and youngest in the club- ha-ha-ha.
We did lots and lots of walking –all the way to the waterfront...
the Music Gardens, the CN Tower.
We took a couple of side trips winding our way to Niagara Falls...
And latter to Stratford where we stayed in a very lovely B&B and took in “Kiss Me Kate” - fun-fun-fun.
We even took a tour of the costume warehouse where we saw a spectacular chandelier made out of plastic spoons. I fell in love with these shoes… it was all I could do not to lift them right off their pedestal and take them home.
The weirdest thing about the last couple of months- no knitting to speak of. I had a special vacation project all set to go but didn’t pick it up till this past weekend – stuck my toe in the water – and it feels fine…will share soon…promise.
2 comments:
Welcome back! Looks like a fabulous vacation! I love Toronto. How did your 16-year-old like it? (My kids began to think of our time Up North as torture in their teen years; funny how that goes.)
Love the shoes!
Thanks Kym! Yes I think David really enjoyed the adventure- nights around the campfire with the folks had lost their appeal. We found out this week his art teacher is sponsoring a trip to Toronto so he’s thinking about heading back in the spring.
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