Month: October 2009

  • My Crinoline for Filming Tomorrow

    It’s from Original on Queen West, thanks Simon!  

    Click here and here to learn more; it’s like, the Ferrari of crinolines.

  • Exploring Nuit Blanche

    Awesome event: everything and everyone open and out in the middle of the night. 

    – click here to meet Councillor Ray and see a TwitVid broadcast during the party

    – click here to meet Winnie, my producer for the night who was amazing, thanks lady!

    – click here to read about the pre-kick-off party at Scotiabank I went to Thursday

    – pretty cool Toronto’s Mayor is on Twitter eh, click here to go to his page

    – and click here to kinda peek at his office from that time I was there sorta 

    – thank you MusicBakery.com for the music

  • Just Some Things

    From top left clockwise:

    Casie surprised me with that and I laughed so hard

    – Saturday’s full moon

    – Please note, click here to friend me, please do

    – BB FTW

    – What I did Friday night, and this (say it aloud).  By the time I took it I’d been pounding my keyboard backdating for 3 hours so I’d say that’s a good assessment.  Take the test too: TypingTest.com (Tigers in the Wild).

  • Exploring ‘Nuit Blanche’

    My night started at the top of the Sheraton Centre for the VIP kickoff event, here I am at the party:

    Shortly after I made that, I met these guys:


    That’s Councillor Kyle Rae and Senior Marketing VP at Scotiabank John Doig.

    Them: What will you do with that photo?
    Me: I’m going to send it to Twitter
    Them: Oh fun, we’ve never been on Twitter
    Me: Well I’ll fix that, and welcome!

    That’s the view from the party, and also the shot you’re gonna see in the papers Monday.  I know because I met two of the night’s official photographers (Hi Luca and Alessandro!), and they kindly said I could use their images in my episode.

    Then I fought blindfolded in a cage-match (sounds more dramatic then it was, the footage is anti-climactic), disco-danced in the Toronto Reference Library and watched some construction cranes dance around the sky.

    The below photo is taken exactly two seconds after I hit the wall and shut it down. Goodnight.