Red Queen leaflet written by Arthur Evans, 1978. From the GLBT Historical Society’s Archives.
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Red Queen leaflet written by Arthur Evans, 1978. From the GLBT Historical Society’s Archives.
~Dreams~
HIRED
I was offered a summer position with Heritage Toronto!
Doing some quick doodles of photos from the Toronto Archives.
I found Anne of Green Gables!
I accidentally called a little old lady “sir” at work, to which she was very offended.
I apologized, to which she ranted about how she gets called sir all the time because of “gay marriage,” that “we’re all going to hell because of it”.
Just two little pups. Halloween, 2000.
10 am: Gotta get up, gotta get outside, gotta do something today
2 pm: Gotta get up, gotta get outside, gotta do something today
5:30 pm: Gotta get up, gotta get outside, gotta do something today
Andicuri Bay, Aruba 2015
Boys day in (bed).
Hello, this is Scott the cat. I have successfully taken control of this tumblr.
Site of new Union Station, 1907
The Great Toronto Fire of 1904 destroyed 104 buildings in an area bound by the railway tracks to the south, Melinda Street and Wellington Street to the north, Yonge Street to the east, and York Street to the west. The destruction cleared the way for a new third Union Station to serve the growing needs of the City of Toronto. The Grand Trunk Railroad acquired the land for the station in 1905, and construction began in 1914 with the third and current Union Station officially opening in August 1927.
Day 8239: still anxious.
Obligatory Brookyln, 2014.
High Park, 2014