Denise Horoky
@fadedbleujeans.bsky.social
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Retired educator, researcher, and academic. Photographer, Gardener, Tree-Hugger, and Flâneuse. Often found in a diner. Wine with dinner. Beer with pizza.
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Drops.

#Toronto #Streetcar #Rain #Photography
A westbound Queen streetcar passes a raindrop covered shelter neat the corner of Queen and Coxwell in east Toronto Ontario
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notnhl.bsky.social
The /MapleLeafs pick up a W in their season opener! 🇨🇦 #NHLFaceOff
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tlndc.bsky.social
A WILLY NY-CE WAY TO END IT!!

📽️: Sportsnet | NHL
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fadedbleujeans.bsky.social
‘I’m Not Dying’:

Dolly Parton Assures Fans Amid Concerns About Her Health

In a video post on social media, the country music superstar, who is 79, played down the recent health challenges that prompted her to delay her Las Vegas residency.

www.nytimes.com/2025/10/08/a...
‘I’m Not Dying’: Dolly Parton Assures Fans Amid Concerns About Her Health
www.nytimes.com
fadedbleujeans.bsky.social
I am a dedicated disciple of Pema Chödrön.
mariapopova.bsky.social
“We are cheating ourselves when we run away from the ambiguity of loneliness.”

Buddhist teacher Pema Chödrön on how to bear your loneliness www.themarginalian.org/2023/03/11/p...
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tlndc.bsky.social
0 days until the Leafs' season opener!
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vincempls.bsky.social
#OnThisDay Oct 8, 1956: Southdale, the first fully enclosed shopping mall in the world, opens in Edina, Minnesota. Architect Victor Gruen, later realizing his invention had not lived up to his utopian vision of a car-free public square, became the biggest critic of malls until his death in 1980.
Mall exterior with Dayton's department store sign in script. Interior of the Mall 1956. Woolworth's with neon sign on the left with other shops surround a central indoor plaza. Wood finishes, skylights, balconies, plants created a wholly new indoor shopping experience. Color transparency by Grey Villet, Life Magazine archives
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Fall At My Place
Christopher Pratt
2004
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theoldhollywood.bsky.social
Gloria Vanderbilt, Pearl Bailey and Truman Capote at the Blue Angel nightclub in New York City, 1955
Artist, socialite and writer Gloria Vanderbilt, singer and actress Pearl Bailey and writer Truman Capote — Vanderbilt dressed in a light-coloured striped blouse and skirt, Bailey in a dark-coloured patterned gown, Capote in a light pinstripe suit — captured together while seated around a small table replete with teapot, saucers and water jug, an ice bucket filled with champagne bottles closeby, as they toast each other, Vanderbilt with a teacup, Bailey and Capote with wine glasses, in a full-length black-and-white shot taken at the Blue Angel nightclub in New York City
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davidrvetter.bsky.social
"Train is the new private jet." Dua Lipa continues to promote taking the train over flying, boarding a Eurostar to London at Gare du Nord. This is climate-conscious messaging done right. Posted by lejeuneengage on IG.
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seanyyz.bsky.social
Let’s not be jealous of Montreal

Though a visit to Montreal can make one jealous, Toronto has shown it can do great things too. We just have to follow through.
Let’s not be jealous of Montreal
Though a visit to Montreal can make one jealous, Toronto has shown it can do great things too. We just have to follow through.
seanmarshall.ca
fadedbleujeans.bsky.social
Ice huts, those brightly-coloured shacks and ice villages out on frozen lakes, captured the imagination of photographer Richard Johnson.

A new book showcases his 30-year pursuit of Canada’s iconic wintertime structures.

macleans.ca/culture/rich...
Canada’s Quirky Fishing Shacks - Macleans.ca
Richard Johnson photographed more than a thousand ice huts across all 10 provinces
macleans.ca
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stephenlautens.bsky.social
Watching the inevitable critics of Carney's performance with Trump today, I am reminded of the two bits of advice I used to give clients: Don't antagonize people who can inflict serious harm on you. Don't start fights with crazy people. There are other routes to success than confrontation. #cdnpoli
fadedbleujeans.bsky.social
This happens frequently in my little corner of the world / London, Ontario / #ldnont.

But, no matter where this happens in the world I am always completely stunned that people object to seating in public places and spaces. It boggles my mind.

Put seating opportunities everywhere.
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This is such a pretty area to explore.

One of southwestern Ontario’s most popular tourist destinations, ELORA, ONTARIO is looking for ways to balance its booming tourism industry with the needs of the people who live there year-round.

www.ctvnews.ca/kitchener/ar...
‘It’s aggravating’: Elora residents push for balance between tourism and community needs
Centre Wellington has been designated by the province as an area for major growth, with its population expected to rise from 34,000 to 58,000 by 2051.
www.ctvnews.ca
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christopherbrown.bsky.social
The paperback edition of A Natural History of Empty Lots is out today from Timber Press @hachetteus.bsky.social! Thanks to all the readers who have picked up the hardcover and ebook over the past year (or listened to the audiobook) and spread the word 🙏📖💚
Paperback editions of A Natural History of Empty Lots in a box
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My new book A Natural History of Empty Lots is released today. I hope you like it—it distills 20 years of exploring the edgelands, working on rewilding projects, and trying to understand what such places teach us about our lives, history and future: www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/chris...
Cover of A Natural History of Empty Lots