Ralf (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} canada_ralf) wrote,@ 2005-01-15 22:28:00 |
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The Devil Is Throwing Pretty Boys Out Windows,
Went again to Toronto last weekend, to the Royal Ontario Museum, affectionately called the ROM, in Canada. There was a spectacular display of pearls on, there history, uses and their production, it was very interesting. The ROM also has a great Greek/Roman/Etruscan section, which brought back memories of university. Well brought back is not quite true, I had to stand in front of each exhibit and drag the name of familiar people or places. It also has the largest Chinese history section in the world (outside of china) this also is quite spectacular, as well as great European history sections, and a good dinosaur section. Its quite easy to believe that there are six million objects for you to look at. It is also undergoing a massive $60 million transformation, the new section being designed by Denial Liebscindt which is too be completed in one years time.It snowed in Toronto and the city looked even more spectacular, it had that big city feel, what with all the steam billowing out of the side walks and a top the tall sky scrappers.
I have bought a bus ticket to Ottawa, its an eight hour bus journey which sucks but its damm reasonable at $90.00 return! I am staying there for three days the 7 – 11 of Feb, can’t wait. Also thinking of going to Halifax Nova Scotia in March, as plane fares are particularly cheap. This next weekend I am going to Sudbury and Sault St Marie, in northern Ontario – the Canadian hinterland.
Other News: I have lustful intentions towards an employee at Radio Shack, nothing is known about him, except he is as hot as a thousand suns…..is he a fag?
Went again to Toronto last weekend, to the Royal Ontario Museum, affectionately called the ROM, in Canada. There was a spectacular display of pearls on, there history, uses and their production, it was very interesting. The ROM also has a great Greek/Roman/Etruscan section, which brought back memories of university. Well brought back is not quite true, I had to stand in front of each exhibit and drag the name of familiar people or places. It also has the largest Chinese history section in the world (outside of china) this also is quite spectacular, as well as great European history sections, and a good dinosaur section. Its quite easy to believe that there are six million objects for you to look at. It is also undergoing a massive $60 million transformation, the new section being designed by Denial Liebscindt which is too be completed in one years time.It snowed in Toronto and the city looked even more spectacular, it had that big city feel, what with all the steam billowing out of the side walks and a top the tall sky scrappers.
I have bought a bus ticket to Ottawa, its an eight hour bus journey which sucks but its damm reasonable at $90.00 return! I am staying there for three days the 7 – 11 of Feb, can’t wait. Also thinking of going to Halifax Nova Scotia in March, as plane fares are particularly cheap. This next weekend I am going to Sudbury and Sault St Marie, in northern Ontario – the Canadian hinterland.
Other News: I have lustful intentions towards an employee at Radio Shack, nothing is known about him, except he is as hot as a thousand suns…..is he a fag?
