In roughly reverse order
Last night I had a nice Ethiopian food supper at Lalibela with Blair and Ryan (who had the sense to order Bedele which I'd not had before). My favorite thing about being in a big city is access to food and people of all kinds and cultures.
Just before dinner yesterday I signed off on my Toronto lease and payed my first and last and all that… So now I have a nice big four bedroom house a few blocks up Dundas West from Bloor on a quiet little side-street. It's got indoor parking, a nice finished basement, and a big open concept kitching-dining-living room. I have to head over in the next day or two to our storage space and take inventory of what I have and what I don't, get cable ordered, and so on.
As a point of trivia, my agent also had paperwork from another house… on Larratt Lane (and it's not a common name). I had no idea there was a street with that name here. Unfortunately the car was too dark at the time to take a clear picture.
The agent is actually also Saira's mother. So if you're looking for a place (to buy, not to rent) in Toronto, write Saira. And here's Saira's dog
Milo (no relation), who keeps Phil company during the day:
Finally, thanks to the
wishlist elf who sent me
Mark's latest book
The World's Worst. It's a quick and fun read that I got through cover-to-cover on yesterday's TTC rides.
Anyway, I think I'm doing some contingency programming today among other things.
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