So as some of you know, I live in this really nice area of the city called East York. Within that area, my house is tucked away in a special little community know as the POCKET. The name is derived from the shape of the neighborhood as it appears on the city map. One of the many benefits of being a pocket dweller (see what I did there?) is that we have ongoing community events.
The picture you see above happened on Easter Weekend and volunteer parents and their kids flooded the park for a good old fashioned Egg Hunt!
And here I am with one of my Eggs! It was a bit cool that day temperature wise but it was so inspiring to see the neighborhood come together to celebrate Easter and foster that childhood addiction to sugar and chocolate!
All kidding aside, I really love the fact that the adults around our 'hood put in the effort to do community building events. I can't wait for the annual street sale that should be coming soon.
This next picture is not an outtake from Little Red Riding Hood: The Movie. No, it's this insane playground that can be found in the lowlands of High Park on the West side of Toronto.
The folks and I love to go there for the scenic views and hiking. Dad thinks it would be a great backdrop for his as-of-yet produced Point! play that he wrote with Uncle Tom.
Although it started to rain, we manged to play for awhile and here is a hot of Mom and I in one of the castle look-outs!
Ok folks, we're doing great. Come join me for part three!
