[NON BLOG] Afternoon's Outing
Oct. 16th, 2004 06:36 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rfmcdonaldI met three friends from grad school--A., N., and S.--for brunch at OverEasy, at 208 Bloor Street West. It was a fun gathering; I'm happy that I ran into N. back in September on Bloor. Before we left, we noticed Jimmy Fallon sitting two table saway from us, apparently taking a break while shooting a film in Toronto with Drew Barrymore.
Oh. Hi, you three! I came out to them as a blogger today. I only realized Wednesday night that I'd forgotten to come out to them as not straight (choose your own adjective, since I can't). No more surprises here, I think.
Afterwards, I headed south to the Thomson Collection with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
talktooloose, for my second visit there (see my brief mention of my last trip, and vaneramos' more detailed description here). It's nice to visit art galleries, particularly nice to visit them with people who actually know things about the graphic arts, exceptionally nice to run into a friendly and knowledgeable curator alongside. It's just a pity that the collection will be closed down, before being catalogued and being prepared for display in the new Gehry wing of the Art Gallery of Ontario. I'll be blogging about my two most recent experiences at the Thomson Collection shortly.
Oh. Hi, you three! I came out to them as a blogger today. I only realized Wednesday night that I'd forgotten to come out to them as not straight (choose your own adjective, since I can't). No more surprises here, I think.
Afterwards, I headed south to the Thomson Collection with
talktooloose, for my second visit there (see my brief mention of my last trip, and vaneramos' more detailed description here). It's nice to visit art galleries, particularly nice to visit them with people who actually know things about the graphic arts, exceptionally nice to run into a friendly and knowledgeable curator alongside. It's just a pity that the collection will be closed down, before being catalogued and being prepared for display in the new Gehry wing of the Art Gallery of Ontario. I'll be blogging about my two most recent experiences at the Thomson Collection shortly.
