TEMP

TEMP was a 20-day novella by Douglas Coupland, publishing in Metro every weekday in November 2013 and at metronews.ca/temp. The TEMP behind TEMP Vawn Himmelsbach is a writer, editor and blogger based in Toronto. She’s also a temp for Metro News. She was temporarily in charge of curating the TEMP Tumblr site.

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the end

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riding off into the sunset

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♥ on We Heart It. https://weheartit.com/entry/77071600/via/YourBabyLois

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keep moving forward

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Visit Original Link

boogieman - nirvana

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random fact of the day

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simply-divine-creation:

Colibri Photo

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TEMP Day 20: Temp Figures it All Out

The present is all we have. And really, how does Kate Winslet manage to always drop those pounds?

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The Greek economy

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Stairway to Heaven.

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the middle class is evaporating like a puddle on a road

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Sneak peek: TEMP Day 20

TEMP by Douglas Coupland is a 20-day serialized work of fiction, running exclusively in Metro. Read it on site, in paper every weekday in November, and on the app.

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Toronto's cutthroat culinary scene

Would you do a job where you were not paid, endlessly berated, forced to use dangerous equipment and denied proper medical help if you were bleeding or burned? Welcome to the life of a kitchen apprentice in Toronto’s cutthroat culinary scene.

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the demise of the middle class

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TEMP Day 19: Temp Hits an All Time Low

I drove to The Executive Privilege Short-Term Corporate Lodging, and ran to room 307 where the nerdy but lovely Mr. Xu awaited me.