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The mystique of Montréal’s magnolias by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS Have I mentioned that I love magnolias…and Montréal? One of my favourite spring walks around Toronto is in search of the beautiful flowering tree and, with Montré ... Read on »

“Neuf couleurs au vent” by Daniel Buren by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS This slideshow requires JavaScript. Montréal’s steadfast, enviable care for public art , as a community (elected and unelected alike), is no better ex ... Read on »

A few repeats…just because (Montréal) by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS This slideshow requires JavaScript. Read on »

The sun shines again on my final day in Montréal by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS I`ll soon be aboard an evennig train home. Oh, but I love Montréal! Read on »

Today`s highlights in Montréal: lunch at Le Club Sandwich, les jardins botaniques and... by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS Read on »

Craig`s timing by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS When Craig died five years ago today he could not have ordained that his memory would loom large during this week each year as the award in his name is presented at t ... Read on »

Montréal gives me the rainy day treatment – it`s all good! by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS I started out at Le Château Ramezay where flashes are not permitted so my luck with photos was limited. After dodging showers in other parts of Old Montréal I took i ... Read on »

Montréal`s Parc Lafontaine by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS Read on »

From Toronto’s Garden District to Sugar Beach by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS Read on »

Nine years older nine years later by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS It’s been so long I had to look up what SARS stood for (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome). That was part of the underlying score as I spent five weeks in two hos ... Read on »

Reading today (when I’m not writing) by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS When I read it’s a bit like grazing in front of the dessert table (minus the diabetic considerations). So it is that I am currently reading, roughly a chapt ... Read on »

Another long spring walk in Toronto by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS Bleecker Street Housing Co-Operative Wellesley-Magill Park Wellesley-Magill Park Steam Plant Lofts (part of the former We ... Read on »

Plan ahead – before it kills you by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS h/t to my friend BA! Today, April 16th, is National Advanced Care Planning Day in Canada…have you started the conversation? Here’s a link for more information and ... Read on »

Somei-Yoshino Sakura Blossom Festival at Toronto’s High Park by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS Read on »

Town of Perth, Ontario moves to conserve downtown’s beautiful buildings by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS Perth Town Council has taken the bold, even if obviously necessary, step of creating a formal Downtown Heritage Conservation District. It comes in the form of a b ... Read on »

My camera survived! by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS This was the last photograph I took on Sunday before going ass-over-tea-kettle into the waters of the Tay River’s Grant’s Creek at Allan Mills. I then walk ... Read on »

Newspaper clipping from Mom: “A GAY JOCK TAKES OFF THE MASK” by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS It was on the front page of the Ottawa Citizen’s March 17 “Saturday Observer” section. The paper sat on a table beside Mom’s comfy chair, where she keeps ... Read on »

Holiday weekend pictures – and a splash of misadventure – from Perth and Calabogie by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS by kenngc Click on the pic for the complete album. There’s a story to go with the final handful of pictures from Allan’s Mill, one of my favourite spots. ... Read on »

Scanned: my first post-positive lab results by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS I found this in a plastic-covered folder in my Rubbermaid file drawer: My physician at that time, the late Ed Kamski, ordered these tests as a baseline aft ... Read on »

Honouring Dad for his birthday by Kenn C. Posted in: Blog Posts in HIV & AIDS This Sunday, yes April Fools Day, would have been my father’s eighty-fifth birthday. I last saw him when the whole family gathered in Perth to mark his seventy-fi ... Read on »

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