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Category Archives: Books and Films
I Want My Hat Back
A while back I read “I want my hat back” by John Klassen because somebody had posted the entire story online. I went and bought the book for Dave before Christmas, but hadn’t given it to him until his birthday … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Illustration, Books and Films
Tagged i want my hat back, illustration, illustrators, jon klassen
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Books! Books! Books!
Working at my new job, I very quickly realized my boss is a book-fanatic (well, he has every right to be, as he is a book designer!). We’re spoiled silly in terms of the massive book and magazine collection at … Continue reading
Reel Asian Film Festival
Wow, blogging takes up time! Well, just wanted to say that we got passes to this year’s Reel Asian Film Festival, and it’s been super fun. We wanted to catch as many films as possible, but were only able to … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Films, My Toronto
Tagged festivals, film festival, films, reel asian, toronto
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Christopher Doyle on Chungking Express
On Saturday, Dave and I went to see Christopher Doyle speak at the Tiff Bell Lightbox on the film Chungking Express, followed by a screening of the film. Dave is a big fan of Wong Kar Wai, and Chungking is … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Films, Food and Cooking, My Toronto
Tagged bell lightbox, canteen, christopher doyle, chungking express
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Bossypants by Tina Fey
I know I should be supporting local bookstores, but let’s face it: I’m lazy AND cheap. So I bought Bossypants by Tina Fey (hero!) off of Chapters Indigo online (at least they’re Canadian? They’re Canadian right? Not like Tim Horton’s?) … Continue reading
The Muji Book
I found out through my friend Janice that the Muji book has been released! Don’t know Muji? They’re a minimalist Japanese retail company, their brand name meaning “no brand quality goods”. They’re like the Japanese IKEA! I’m surprised I haven’t … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Films, House and Home
Tagged great loves, japanese, muji, wishlist
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The Social Network
This is actually a post about two sort of unrelated things held together by one theme: Justin Timberlake (sorry for the misleading post title). I’m gonna go see The Social Network in a few hours. I’m looking forward to it … Continue reading
TIFF and The Piano in a Factory
On Saturday David and I went to check out the last weekend of TIFF. My work gave away free tickets to shows (including some of the gala screenings, which would have been awesome to go to… but we were at … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Films, My Toronto
Tagged bell lightbox, festivals, films, tiff, toronto
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The Suitcase
I love-love-loved this week’s episode of Mad Men! “The Suitcase” is my favourite episode of Mad Men thus far. Spoiler alert! I loved it not just for the usual one-liners (racist jokes!) and shockers (Duck!), but also the way the … Continue reading
Fantastic Mr. Fox
I hadn’t watched Fantastic Mr. Fox until this past weekend. It was wonderful! Really funny and enjoyable. I loved the parts with Kylie (the opossum)’s eyes. It was funny also because it was almost exactly like a typical Wes Anderson … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Films
Tagged animation, fantastic mr fox, films, stop motion animation, wes anderson
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