Welcome to the newly redesigned website. It's still a major work in progress with a lot of "page under construction" page holders. But I really wanted to get rid of the old layout as quick as possible. So bear with me. I will try my best to get the full site running.
My photo series “Broken Things” will be on display for the month of January 2010.
Victory Cafe
581 Markham Street, Toronto
(Bloor St. W. & Bathurst St.)
Enjoy some great food and drinks. Soak up the atmosphere. Happy New Year everyone!
I’m featured on MichelleBranch.com
» October 15th, 2009
My cover of Michelle Branch’s new single “Sooner or Later” is featured this week as the VIDEO OF THE WEEK. Visit MichelleBranch.com for updates the release of her album.
Songs I want to cover
» July 31st, 2009
I’m making a list and checking it twice! Of songs I hope to cover for my Youtube channel. Some…heh, I may never be able to. The ones I end up doing, I hope I do justice. I’ll probably keep adding to this. So here goes.
The Heart of Life – John Mayer Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow – Carole King Daniel – Elton John The Way You Look Tonight – Standard This is How it Goes – Aimee Mann You and Me – Lifehouse Rain – Patty Griffin The Nearness of You – Norah Jones Speeding Cars – Imogen Heap While My Guitar Gently Weeps – The Beatles (request from eons ago. I’m going to do it! I promise!)
That’s it for now. if you have any suggestions, let me know. I’ll give it a listen.
7 Romantic Comedies I like to watch
» March 8th, 2009
So I was just talking to someone about movies and how there aren’t very many good ones out now, especially Romantic Comedies. When I named some of my favourite ones, I couldn’t believe that she hadn’t seen them at all. But in trying to make this list, I actually had trouble trying to come up with 5 really amazing ones.
1) When Harry Met Sally
The best Rom Com ever, IMO! So witty and funny.
2) Sleepless In Seattle
Meg Ryan truly was the rom com queen back then.
3) Shakespeare In Love
Okay, so technically it’s just a romantic film. But I’m a sucker for British movies. Which leads to…
4) Emma
Another Gwyneth Paltrow movie. And based on the Jane Austen book. (No, the Pride and Prejudice movie with Keira Knightly does not make this list. I hated it with a passion. Horrible horrible adaptation. Watch the 1995 BBC TV series with Colin Firth instead. Soooo much better.)
5) Only You
It’s a sweet story and I love Marisa Tomei. But not nearly as good a the two Meg Ryan ones above. Those takes the cake.
6) Bridget Jones’s Diary – Honorable Mention
I did like it. But maybe because I liked the book so much and had read it before seeing the movie, I didn’t like it as much.
7) While You Were Sleeping – Honorable Mention
It’s very rewatchable. And I tend to pop it in my DVD player around Christmas. But like Only You, it’s lacking just a little bit something.
