This sushi mural is located on the opposite wall from last week's bowl of noodle soup but the style looks different so it probably isn't the same artist. The food theme is a bit unusual for a mural in a residential area though.
Taking part in Monday Murals. Click HERE to see more murals from around the world.
The balconies on the old homes in the Annex neighbourhood always look welcoming and even in winter that top balcony is probably a toasty spot on a sunny day. I can hardly wait for spring to come and to see all of the flowers and vines on these houses again.
This is yet another through the window pic, this time of a happy squirrel who has found a large number of acorns beneath an oak tree in the gardens at the Veterans Centre at Sunnybrook. It seems that there were so many acorns that this guy took time to eat a few between burying a lot of them.
Taking part in Saturday's Critters. Click HERE to see more creatures from around the world.
My favourite - so even with the wrapping I knew what was in the package! How many guessed correctly?
A last blast from this past Christmas is this present wrapped to hide its contents. But does it? I'll show what was inside tomorrow.
I was wandering along Queen St W when this streetcar passed by with advertising on each panel for Chanel No 5. My mum always wore that perfume so it brought back memories.
Taking part in Signs 2. Click HERE to see more signs from around the world.
A milliner on Bathurst St had small dolls dressed up for the holidays by local clothing designers. Each one was then given a custom fascinator to complete the outfit. Along with that pompom hat and those red earmuffs it makes for a fun window.
