Day 3892: Something for everyone

Yesterday, when we were exploring different neighborhoods in Halifax (where my son Aaron will be living as he goes for his PhD in mathematics), we found something for everyone.

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This blog has something for everyone, including people who don’t like to clean.

Here’s what I find when I search YouTube for “Halifax Fringe” …

… which has something for everyone.

Thanks to all who are reading this something-for-everyone post, including YOU!

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17 thoughts on “Day 3892: Something for everyone”

  1. Debbie T

    Looks like a lot of fun places!

  2. I see you have given up embracing the bear for allowing the bear to embrace you? Your own personal facing your fears therapy session? 🙂 I like the looks of the North End. Are you staying around for Fringe? Those Shut the Fucupcakes look like just the thing for me.

    • I appreciate what you see, Barbara. We went to a Fringe sampler evening on Wednesday night. I’m leaving tomorrow but I’m sure I shall return soon!

  3. Thank you for sharing these delightful photos of Halifax. They are fun. (Too bad about the diet of landlords, though.) Hope the weather isn’t too bad

    • The weather here was mostly fine with two very rainy days. There is something for everyone here, including the ducks. Thanks for another delightful comment, Maureen.

  4. it looks like such a fun city, I’m sure he’ll love living there and you’ll love visiting there

  5. There really is something for everyone there. I’m also glad The Watchmen counts for Read Comics In Public Day. I used to go to comic book shops with my friends every Thursday–that was new comics day. Mostly I just thumbed through them but one day I picked up an issue of The Watchmen which had just been published. One of my friends said, “I read an issue of that. It’s really weird.”
    That’s when I knew it was something for me.

  6. So much life captured in still photos…📷 😃

  7. Somehow I think Aaron knew he’d selected another city on the Fringe to continue his studies, Ann …

  8. Karen Funkenstein

    Hello Ann, Michael and Aaron, I hope you are all fine. Good luck all. I wish you all a happy healthy new year. Love, Karen

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