The hard times of a Canadian Artist!

As i was passing through my old Queen Street West walk about, i stumbled onto a couple of interesting shops. Queen street has pretty much everything one could ask for from medicines from the herb to meeting your not so local artist.

It was in one of the local herbalists shops that i met a young female artist from halifax. She was very much the cool chick of the day, and as we moved along Queen Street together, she gace me a couple of smokes, but i new in the back of my mind that she wanted to eat and no better place than Aji Sai, a Japanese restaurant who offered a deal like no other i have found in Toronto. All you can eat for $9.95. Spadina and Queen was the nearest location.

There was however a time limit to the deal. I think that you had to eat up within a one hour and ten minute time frame. Ice cream and the other little essentials were all free.

After lunch we boogied along to Queen Street and north to Bloor. I was looking for a Canadian Indian Artist. Sinclair was the name he hung his shingle under. He was no where to be found but the i did manage to get his name and number from the local Aboriginal Center just north of bloor.

Any way to make a long story short the female artist that i met was graceous enough to pass onto me one of her pieces of art.

I hope you enjoy the view. Donations welcomed!

Love you all