Latest Winter Instagrams

By admin | December 20, 2013 - 12:04 pm |December 20, 2013 Uncategorized

I told @camillealexa that my necklaces disappeared in the move and so she gave me this birdie.

Winter gear for a winter day, stylishly worn by @kellyoyo

Snow-covered A for All Sortsa Things.

Reflections in the @ROMToronto glass.

Another bicycle versus snow shot, here in stormy #Toronto. There's more of the stuff falling even now.

Shooting snow on the shiny surfaces of the @ROMToronto also nets a shot of me and @kellyoyo.

I am completely amazed by the folks who use bicycles year-round in my new home city of Toronto.

I love amethyst geodes. They are sparkly, amethyst is my birthstone, and my grandmother Modestina had some--so they remind me of her.

And this gorgeous slice of the @ROMtoronto just makes me long to see Sicilia's Palatine Chapel again.

An arch I passed on my hasty way to the nature photos at the Royal Ontario Museum. @ROMToronto.

Snowflakes on sandal. It's beginning to look a lot like winter!

Gifties in the snow: a bird from my sister, petrified wood from one grandmother, small pots from the other grandma. #snowTO

This chocolate olive-oil cake is my favorite of the many wonderful treats on offer at @FornoCultura bakery on King Street West, #Toronto.

Another variation on the holiday tree theme.

Rumble adores @Kellyoyo most fluffily.

A small slice of the goodness on offer at our favorite Italian bakery, @fornocultura.

Shiny LED trees in a Toronto park. Still no snow.

This is what happens when Rumble tries to stop me from doing the #Buffyrewatch.

I and @kellyoyo are also enchanted by our neighbor's collection of holiday chickens. We pass them each time we go to @downwarddogyoga!

Frosty parties hard at night, collapses on the still-green grass come morning.

Neighborhod squirrel flattens himself against a tree; I think it's a wind avoidance strategy.

Dried leaf on Lake Ontario.

Our first ever #Toronto snow day.

Rumble on my coat.

Instagrams, a set on Flickr.

A lot of shots from the vicinity of the Royal Ontario Museum, a number of bikes parkedin the snow, and other captioned bits and pieces of life in Toronto. Enjoy!!

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