adventuredog Hot spring sundays are fun walking time! #family #walk

squwetchy another belated #newyork #urbansketching

8r4dsfeets Nope. Not snow. Poplar fluff. #walk #spring

8r4d Ready for some tempo #running on a sweaty Tuesday evening. Another important part of #summer #marathontraining

adventuredog After a full day of daycare I’m happy to have a quick #car ride home…

8r4d Mysterious bubbles have appeared in the #downtown. These turned out to be a #publicart installation for another #edmonton #festival called Spark, and lots of fun to wander around at #lunchtime.

8r4d Awesome find at the used bookstore #downtown this lunch break … as i keep my progress towards a local encyclopedia and (unofficial) amateur #city of #edmonton historian … it's always fun to know a bit of the history of the places we visit on foot or however.

castironguy A local institution and by far my favourite place to eat #downtown #edmonton, Chicken for Lunch now has a countdown clock behind the scenes as the crew prepares to shutter in about 8 months. Sad sad #sad.

We made this video last week, but you can always check it out if you're feeling sad or cold! Yellow flowers in the sunshine with a cool dog are the best happy-making medicine! #summer #video #flower #sunshine

adventuredog I'm never one to miss an opportunity to check out a great hiding spot!

8r4dsfeets If only the rest of the world worked this way, but alas a Sunday run at the gym and on the track was a break from the mean streets and the smoky air outside.

8r4dsfeets It's been almost a full week of moving, shifting, cleaning, shuffling, hauling, hustling, and trying to find some rest in the middle of it all. Replacing the entirety of our upstairs carpet (even tho the actual removal and replacement of the carpet was done by a pro) meant moving almost ever piece of furniture and object sitting on that furniture into the basement or elsewhere in the house. It meant hundreds of loads down the stairs, hundreds more back up, packing, lugging, discarding, and rearranging everything. The rooms needed to be entirely empty and in many ways it almost seems like it would have been simpler to pack it up and move it to a new house at the same time. Alas, about nine days after taking the first load down the stairs, the place is about 80% restored, and what hasn't gone back up may never go back up, so there is some serious (and slow) sorting to be done now. We are over the carpet hump, tho, and it sure does look and feel nice.