Showing posts with label British Columbia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label British Columbia. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Saturday, July 30, 2011

269. Weekend Reflections

This is like the distorting mirrors in a fair.  My image appears twice, above and below the line.
My husband and I went to the hardware store in Richmond, BC to buy a ballast for a neon light fixture.  I looked across the parking lot and the subject for Weekend Reflections was right across the street next to the ICBC, the car insurance claims centre.

Here my image is shown standing on a plastic barrier thingy taking the photo
How about these reflections?  What do you suppose this is?
Scroll down and the shiny object will be revealed
Large head of Lenin - sculpture for the Vancouver Biennale
Weekend Reflections #97

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

222. Outdoor Wednesday

Deer in a garden in Victoria, BC
Another view of the beautiful garden

#125

221. S is for spot prawn, salmon, sashimi and Scotch eggs

Wild BC Spot Prawns are in season!

Steamed spot prawns with aïoli
Sashimi with wild BC salmon
Spot prawns and salmon are British Columbia delicacies.  Japanese food, especially Sushi and Sashimi,  has almost become the native food of Vancouverites.


S is for suphos and slymultu - these are created by word verification!  How about using these two words in a sentence!

Scotch eggs - one of my favourite ways of cooking eggs
S is for Sylvia

220. Ruby Tuesday

A beautiful garden in Victoria, BC
Work of the Poet

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

159. E is for English ivy

English Ivy, Hedera helix
When we lived in Montreal,  I actually bought a pot of English ivy as a houseplant. 

Here in Vancouver, English ivy is a very invasive plant and a serious threat in the garden.
ABC Wednesday

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

122. Rednesday

Minimalist decoration in a jeweller's window
Red is the lucky colour for Chinese New Year.  Here are a couple of shop windows decorated with good luck red symbols.
Shop selling  "intelligent" toilets - despite the red decorations, a celebratory, festive feeling is quite lacking

These are chocolates, not fire-crackers

Rednesday

121. B is for backpack

The ubiquitous backpack, even nuns wear them

 Visitors in Vancouver, BC during the 2010 Winter Olympics

ABC Wednesday Challenge, Round 8