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A most memorable trip to London long, long ago

I have been scanning some photos stored in shoe-boxes and managed to touch up several from a class trip to London which took place during March Break in 1976. (How fortunate I was – what a privilege – to have been able to go on such...

Published Thu, Sep 29 2011 10:16 AM by My journey with AIDS...and more!

Filed under: youth, autobiography, photography, travelogue, school trip
The Winchester – from draft beer to coffee since before Confederation

I did a short double-take walking up Parliament Street today, approaching the former Winchester Hotel. At the sreet-level entrance to what are now apartments upstairs – to the south of Tim Horton’s - a sign says something to the effect “Winchester...

Published Wed, Sep 28 2011 10:59 AM by My journey with AIDS...and more!

Filed under: photography, Toronto, architecture, former City of York, Heritage Toronto, Cabbagetown, Parliament Street
Follow-up on my aches and pains

The x-rays (not exactly as pictured) last week were negative for anything untoward. All bones, and metal objects substituting for same reinforcing my femur, are intact. That’s a relief! The aches and pains continue intermittently, however, with...

Published Mon, Sep 19 2011 1:13 PM by My journey with AIDS...and more!

Filed under: autobiography, Displaced intertrochanteric fracture of the right femur
Aches and pains of fractures of old

This post serves as a reminder of what has ailed me in recent days. On the day of Jack Layton’s funeral I spent an inordinate amount of time on my feet, standing in one place, taking pictures, standing in line, etc. A few days later I noticed some...

Published Fri, Sep 09 2011 9:19 AM by My journey with AIDS...and more!

Filed under: autobiography, health-care, medical update, displaced fracture dislocation of the right distal radius and wrist, Displaced intertrochanteric fracture of the right femur
This post serves as a reminder of what has ailed me in recent days. On the day of Jack Layton’s funeral I spent an inordinate amount of time on my feet, standing in one place, taking pictures, standing in line, etc. A few days later I noticed some...

Published Thu, Sep 08 2011 5:29 PM by My journey with AIDS...and more!

Filed under: autobiography, health-care, medical update, displaced fracture dislocation of the right distal radius and wrist, Displaced intertrochanteric fracture of the right femur

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A most memorable trip to London long, long ago

The Winchester – from draft beer to coffee since before Confederation

Follow-up on my aches and pains

Aches and pains of fractures of old