Tag Archives: Toronto
An Open Letter to Prince Harry
It’s Royal Wedding time, but our mind is pleasantly preoccupied with the best man.
Courtesy of Google Images
After watching several hours of Prince William and Kate Middleton on TV yesterday (blame the fever, damn flu), I started thinking about my potential future as Prince Harry’s girlfriend. Now, it could have been the meds talking, but I noticed after a little Wikipedia research that we have more in common than I thought! Thus why I am sending him this letter:
Category: Events
Tagged: Crushes, Dating, Prince Harry, Royal Wedding, Toronto
April Showers Make Me Sour.
Feeling glum, crum bum? Here are a few ways to cheer you up!
Courtesy of We Heart it
I was trying to ignore it. The rain. But it seems everywhere I go, people have their heads down and their lips pursed. There are only so many movies we can watch before we start to feel broke and bored – so why not try something else? Here are some fun ways to shake up a rainy April day in Toronto.
Category: Events
Tagged: April activities, help, Indoor activities, life, Things to do in April, Toronto
BMW Motorrad Collaboration
Why we’re teaming up with BMW Toronto to harness some serious horsepower!
Courtesy of Mushy Pony
Mushy Pony is delighted to announce that we’ve teamed up with the radical BMW Motorrad in a series of bike test rides this season specifically targeted at the female market. On each bike will be our founding editor, Emma Farquharson, who has a history of burning rubber and not taking any ABS. But before we get to the bikes, perhaps we should review her credentials first.
Category: Motorbikes
Tagged: BMW, BMW Motorrad, BMW Toronto, Emma Farquharson, Motorbikes, Motorcycles, Mushy Pony, Toronto, Women Riders
The Political Gaze
Why Harper’s speech last night was a win-win without needing any words.
Courtesy of Ottawa Citizen
It’s funny how out of all the topics discussed during last night’s election debate, the most common of all was Stephen Harper’s gaze. As of 9:30 p.m., about a half-hour after the debate’s conclusion, Harper’s stare had generated at least 1,474 messages on Twitter — including original messages and retweets.
Category: Events
Tagged: Canadian Election 2011, Eye Contact, Gaze, Stephen Harper, Toronto, Twitter
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