What do you think of this project?

  • I like it a lot

    Votes: 33 94.3%

  • I like it

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • I neither like for dislike it

    Votes: 1 2.9%

  • I dislike it

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • I dislike it a lot

    Votes: 1 2.9%
  • Total voters
    35
IanO said:
I just wish that you were a bit more consistent with your posts Ken.
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sometimes consistency is appropriate and sometimes it’s not grasshopper.

i can post kudos to the city when they do something right. i can post quite critically when they do things poorly.

i can do the same when it comes to the province or the federal government or to design or to restaurants or hockey games.

consistent performance will get a consistent comment, good or bad. alternating performance will see alternating responses although that could probably be deemed consistent on my part.

it’s the same with my responses to individual posts. i will respond to the posts, not the poster, which is, as you know, as it should be. where those posts are inconsistent, so will be my responses although that, as noted, is actually inconsistency by the poster, not me.

i will agree with what i agree with and i will call out those things i disagree with as i see fit. if that makes you uncomfortable you’re free to put me on ignore.
 
kcantor said:
hmmm... what are the chances of encountering our intrepid man-about-town taking pictures of a double baconator at wendy’s while giving lessons with his real camera? :)
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Avenuer said:
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Now that, is a phone one wishes to have in the looming post-apocalyptic world causes by the perfect storm of income disparity, health crisis, housing crisis, and climate change.

When you are in a Max Max-style convoy, you're best to have a phone that can withstand incidental hits from long-arms rifles, has a 10 day standby life, and the functionality to take low-key photos at the evening's bonfire to capture precious memories.
 
IanO said:
Ahem

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Excuse me sir, but this thread is about the Brighton Block, not Bright Orange Block.

EDIT: also not to out myself as a youngin', but my best friend had that exact phone in 6th grade and we all thought he was balling out of control, until some rich girl got one of those RED edition KRZRs. Lol.
 
^ Thanks Ted, getting out to snap some pics is my stress relief apparently, I definitely have fun!
I haven't a pooch to take out for daily walks which would be great too, so my camera will do, thus no poo-poo (a few crap shots here and there in lieu :)
 
https://bmcnews.org/story/artists-in-the-fallow-exhibit-at-brighton-block

This group exhibition showcases over 25 Edmonton artists, including members of Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts and iHuman Youth Society, as well as the Mile Zero dance company. In addition to the opening event, there will be future events such as artists talks and panels with the featured artists.

Artists in the Fallow was formed to provide a space for artists who haven’t been able to show throughout the pandemic and be an opportunity to re-enter the art scene, and to provide a space to create work. We are interested in providing exhibition space to emerging artists, collectives, and community organizers.

The exhibit is taking over 5 floors of the Brighton Block for a limited time.
 
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