Toronto Photo Diary.

A jam-packed weekend consisting of a schedule that worked around eating (more about that in a later post!).

























Weather in Toronto this past weekend was slightly warmer than Montreal, yet I could still feel the crisp autumn air. Before leaving, I realized that I still do not completely understand the concept of "light-packing". I came to the obvious conclusion that packing basics would be the easiest choice. I spent one afternoon rekindling my childhood by going to the Toronto Zoo and became mesmerized by the butterflies fluttering around in the one exhibit. I am still trying to grasp the daunting amount of walking that was done this past weekend. Surprisingly, I did not completely collapse from walking exhaustion in the first few hours, I suppose it is because I was constantly distracted by my frequent blabbering and taking photographs of everything in plain sight. I definitely think that aimlessly wandering around a city is the best way to explore. One of my favorite streets that I walked along (a lot) was Queen Street West. This street kind of reminds me of Montreal's Boulevard Saint-Laurent, which for a quick second, gave me a hint of home-sickness. There were many unique and cool people along this street, which includes this adorable Asian lady in a denim chapeau handing out fliers of some sort. Thank goodness the weather in Toronto was co-operating this weekend. Not exactly sure where all the energy came from for me to last this weekend on a maximum of 3 or 4 hours of sleep every night. I just never want to waste a moment of time when I am on vacation to a place I do not frequent enough, and yet there is so much to see and do. More about food and drinks, and anything else I may have forgotten to mention, shortly.