When we raise the bedroom blind in the morning, this is what greets us. It’s a lovely way to start the day.
Living in Stratford, a lot of people ask us what plays we recommend. Grapes of Wrath is definitely on the ‘must see’ list. It’s heart-breakingly brilliant.
When the day dawns sunny after weeks of rain, you get out and take a picture of it.
An electric meter at the edge of a grassy field, topped by a seagull…
Sometimes you see some odd sights in the early morning mist…
One year ago: Decorating for Christmas
The Festival season is still going on (we have tickets to Dangerous Liaisons!) and this place is still busy. But early in the morning just after Thanksgiving, it looks kind of peaceful, doesn’t it?
One year ago: Down by the Station
Just a couple of blocks from where we live are the Stratford rail yards. It was foggy this morning, adding an air of mystery to the place.
Mother Nature sure has a wicked sense of humour.
The entire Labour Day weekend was cold and wet. Today dawned hot, sunny and brilliant!
Early morning light reflecting off the water onto the underside of the bridge down by Meadow Rue Corner.
It’s been awhile. And we’ve really missed you. But we’re back now and hoping you’re all well.
This picture was taken on an early morning walk past the soccer fields in front of the main theatre.
We had a beautiful sunrise this morning, so I ran right out and took a picture. It was still and quiet, with little flakes of snow drifting down from the sky.
That's how most of the snow has fallen this winter - quietly, unobtrusively. Easy to ignore....
Taking pictures yesterday was so much fun. Here's one of the Discovery Centre, right next to the main theatre.
We woke up to a very misty day here. So as I headed downtown to buy our tickets to VineArt, I took some pictures.
Hanging the wash on a cold, crisp October morning, this is what I saw.
I feel so lucky to be able to do this.
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