328/365: Trashcan pooped itself.

328/365: Trashcan pooped itself., originally uploaded by Magic Madzik.

November 24th

Well, I can't see any other explanation.

220/365 Even the University looks like crap here

220/365 Even the University looks like crap here, originally uploaded by Magic Madzik.

August 8th

I love my shitty, dirty city.

61/365: These boots

61/365: These boots, originally uploaded by Magic Madzik.

March 2nd

We are tired after the party. The only time I left the house today was to go for a walk with Guinness, and these are the boots I wore. They're amazing. I can't tell you how much I love these boots. They're lined with removable polar fleece, are completely waterproof and keep your feet warm and dry in at least -20 Celsius (that's -4 Fahrenheit). I know because I've been wearing them all winter and have never ever ever been this comfortable trudging through the snow. These boots are flawless. They feel like big fluffy warm slippers. Oh, and they're made of ethylene vinyl acetate which sounds nasty but brings their weight down to a lovely 19 ounces.

I have never ever had better winter shoes, and they are just perfect for the early spring mud we're having right now. Walking boldly through any puddle is so much fun! Squelch squelch squelch.

I love my boots. Even if they are not as pretty as my blue wellies:

But my blue wellies were cold and leaky. Comfort beats fashion any day. :D

54/365: Bad

54/365: Bad, originally uploaded by Magic Madzik.

February 23rd

I had no ideas for a picture today so when Guinness suggested a walk (he is very persuasive) late at night I decided to just point my camera at something and fire that nasty built-in flash.

This is a little meadow at the edge of our neighbourhood which gathers water whenever possible. The snows have been melting, as you can see...and that is Bad. ;) (or 'pool', I suppose, or 'pod'... it's like a trash-in-the-deluge Rorschach's test.)

47/365:City snow

47/365:City snow, originally uploaded by Magic Madzik.

February 16th

It is pretty, fluffy, and white when it falls, but it doesn't stay that way for long in the city. As seen from my third floor window.