On March 2, I had a grilled cheese groupon that was expiring, so I headed to Leslieville Cheese Market at Queen and Spadina to grab some grilled cheese.
Once that was done, I was a bit at a loose end, and decided to head to the Art Gallery to see an art exhibit.
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The exhibit was called Half The Sky. Cliff notes:
The East Gallery celebrates International Women’s Day with ‘Half the Sky’, a group show of leading female contemporary artists from Vietnam and Burma. Burmese artist Nann Nann will join us for the opening reception and various events during the show.
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The stuff was interesting, I guess. The problem was that the Art Gallery was also a coffee shop, and I couldn't really see everything for fear of disturbing people drinking their coffee. But the more fundamental problem is that I don't know anything about art, and so I really need guided talks to ensure I learn something.
After the gallery, I wandered into a couple of bakeries, include Prince Bakery Hot Pot Cafe. I bought some walnut cookies, which, alas, are still languishing in my cupboards. I found them really, really eggy. Meh.
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Somewhere there, there was also a stop at the Village Idiot, to grab a pint. It was a weird day though - I'm usually happy to wander, but on this particular day, I was pretty 'meh' about everything.
My 'meh'-ness can be summarized by this key fact - I only drank a half of my Sam Adams pint - declining to drink the rest. Weirdness.
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