Once upon a time, in a small town nestled deep in the mountains, there lived a young girl named Lily. Lily loved everything about quilting - the vibrant fabrics, the intricate patterns, and the stories that each quilt told. Every day, Lily would spend hours in her grandmother's quilting room, learning the art of quilting. Her grandmother, Rose, was a master quilter and taught Lily everything she knew about this ancient craft. One sunny morning, Lily woke up to find a letter on her pillow. It was an invitation to join the Quilter's Guild and participate in a magical quilting adventure.

as I walk Toronto

Sometimes it’s difficult to remember that Toronto includes a large number of outlying areas, not just the downtown core. Also, if you are looking for a “safe” place to walk during these Covid times, head to Kennedy Road in Scarborough. I wasn’t alone the day I walked it but people were few and far between. Out Scarborough way they aren’t as used to people wandering around with cameras so I got a few quizzical, skeptical looks. The street scene is definitely different from the central core but every street has a story to tell. Sometimes you just have to slow down and look for it.

below: What lured me into the area? I caught a glimpse of this moose and it made me want to explore more. It stands beside Kennedy Road, just south of the 401. Back in 2000 there were 326 of these sculptures scattered around the city, all were the identical moose shapes but all were painted differently. Collectively, they were “Moose in the City”.

You might have noticed that the sign also says Mike Myers Way, named for the actor who grew up in Scarborough. I am not sure if this means that all of Kennedy Road is named after him but there is a Mike Myers Drive just to the south of this (south of Lawrence).

below: The sign on the Elite Bakery is trilingual – Greek, English, and another in an alphabet that I don’t recognize (Arabic?). It all looks good in any language, doesn’t it?

below: More signs of the multicultural nature of Toronto

below: Another common Toronto feature – the construction site! … with its plethora of safety rules and regulations.

below: Looking west on Eglinton at Kennedy. That is one tall utility pole!

below: Magical Aquarium Club

below: Grace Church and Grace Place Food Bank

below: Mount Zion Church, The Apostle Doctrine of God

below: Bright pink and red will make your business stand out!

below: A faded photo above the entrance to a furniture store – highlighting their wares. She seems like a very satisfied customer!

below: Or, show your product by having it on display outside (these are Covid times after all)

below: Jostling to be seen, a jumble of words and colours.

below: Eye exams on site… but the I (eye?) fell over. Carpets & Rugs, Kairali Indian cuisine – lunch buffet for an unknown price.

below: Real Kerala groceries at Motherland Foods. Mr. John’s take out.

below: The two storey brick plaza. Many of these were built around the suburban areas, back when suburbs were newer and growing quickly in the 1950s and 1960s.

below: It seems fitting that the Private Eye and Spy Shop is close to the Adult Movies store. You can also eat at Lucile’s West Indian Restaurant and Groceries or at Just Love Caribbean Restaurant.

below: Agincourt Used Cars, closed and waiting for redevelopment – into townhouse like complex with retail on the ground floor facing the street (in one proposal from December 2015 anyhow. There are 25 documents associated with this development, all available online. The latest one was March 2018. I didn’t read them.)

below: To the east, as seen from a parking lot on Kennedy Road.

below: An older housing development with direct access to Kennedy.

below: Just to prove that I wasn’t totally alone!

Magical aquarium club

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It was an invitation to join the Quilter's Guild and participate in a magical quilting adventure. Excited and curious, Lily put on her favorite quilted jacket and skipped through the town towards the Guild's building. As she entered the building, Lily was greeted by a room full of quilters of all ages.

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Environment and Climate Change Canada says the Magical Aquarium Club on Kennedy Rd. in Scarborough did not have an import permit when it brought in 26 live Asian arowanas on Dec. 7, 2018.

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The department says the species is among the most trade-restricted listed under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.

Asian arowanas inhabit rivers in forested swamps and wetlands in southeast Asia, and are also farmed in some countries. Environment and Climate Change Canada says the fish are sought after for use as pets, and are considered by some cultures to bring good fortune. The ministry says the court has ordered the pet store to forfeit the fish to the Crown.

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The room buzzed with excitement and anticipation. At the front of the room stood the Guild's president, a wise and eccentric old man named Mr. Montgomery. He wore a colorful quilted hat and had a mischievous twinkle in his eyes. Mr. Montgomery started to speak, his voice resonating with enthusiasm. He spoke about an enchanted village hidden deep in the forest, where magical quilts had the power to bring joy and healing to those who needed it most. Lily's heart skipped a beat. She had always believed that quilts held a special kind of magic, and now she had the chance to witness it firsthand. The Guild members were given a map, a needle, and a patch of magical fabric. They were instructed to use their quilting skills to transform the fabric into a quilt square that would unlock the secret path to the enchanted village. With excitement coursing through her veins, Lily picked up her needle and began to sew. Days turned into weeks as Lily quilted her heart out, creating intricate patterns that mirrored her hopes and dreams. The fabric came to life under her skilled hands, each stitch weaving a thread of magic into the quilt square. She poured her emotions into each stitch, letting her love and joy flow through the fabric. Finally, the day came when Lily completed her quilt square. She held it up to the light and watched as the colors danced and shimmered, revealing a hidden message. The message guided her to the entrance of the enchanted village, a portal concealed behind a towering oak tree. As Lily stepped through the portal, she was greeted by a breathtaking sight. The village was filled with quilts of all shapes and sizes, hanging from trees, covering benches, and adorning houses. Each quilt told a unique story, capturing emotions and memories in vibrant threads. Lily wandered through the village, touching the quilts and feeling their magic seep into her soul. She met villagers who shared their stories of how the quilts had brought them comfort, hope, and healing. It was a magical experience that filled her heart with warmth and wonder. When it was time to leave the enchanted village, Lily felt a sense of gratitude and inspiration. She knew that she had discovered a deep connection between quilting and the human spirit. Quilts were not just a beautiful craft; they were vessels of love, compassion, and empathy. With renewed passion, Lily returned to her small town and shared her magical quilting adventure with her grandmother and friends. Together, they formed a quilting circle, where they could create quilts that would bring joy and healing to their community. And so, the magic of quilting lived on, enchanting hearts and stitching together the fabric of lives..

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