Mural fee: $200 (1933) Earlscourt Branch of TPLShrewdness (and who I want to be when I’m 100 – the artist (Jean Pederson) told me Doris appreciated that she’d captured her shrewdness in this portrait:)JuxtapositionBluffs from belowSidewalk Flowers (JonArno Lawson)Rainbows in the Dark (Alice Priestley)Heaven?The Chapter House – Doris wrote her autobiographies here after getting a degree from the University of Toronto at age 79.Salvaged art (Guild Gardens – rescued from buildings being demolished for skyscrapers)Random informationJasper, one of the 6,000 pieces Doris created.
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FrolickingFinal curtainWarehoused (Fitzhenry & Whiteside)Time to reflect…Fitness (transportation)$2.5 million (neighbor)FamilyReal familyFree breakfast
I know – I found myself wandering outside at various times of the day because the reflection was ever-changing. Doris wanted the pond (as an artist) to see the various skies reflected in it. Thanks for saying hi!
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Love the photos.Glad your real family came to visit! Enjoy.
Thanks for reading, Darlene. Think it’s just about as hot in NS here today as where you are. I’m enjoying keeping up with your new life via FB etc.
Be happy that it happened…
Very happy, thanks, Mirka:) But it’s nice to be home – my dog-child missed me (and possibly my husband, too).
Such a lovely photo-essay!!! Forty poops a day made me snort my tea …
Thank you for sharing such wondrous beauty with us.
“Snorting my Tea” sounds like a good title – maybe not for a kids’ book:) I love seeing random info posted in random places.
Beautiful! The ‘time to reflect’ photograph in particular keeps catching my eye.
I know – I found myself wandering outside at various times of the day because the reflection was ever-changing. Doris wanted the pond (as an artist) to see the various skies reflected in it. Thanks for saying hi!