….textures at the Assembly Hall
On my walk yesterday I went further than I have in months. It was a cool but gorgeous day as I made my way over to the Assembly Hall. It was about a 6K walk there and back. When I reached the hall I discovered that there was an art show on display called Herstory. It was put together by a group of Women from the Niagara Women’s Collective (SWFT) showcasing unique stories of women with overlapping experiences.
Some of my favourite pieces were the soft sculptures by Debra Jackson-Jones and Mori McCrae.
I also enjoyed Francie McGlynn’s paintings that included soft woven patches of fabric and hard edged buttons.
For those of you who live close by, the show runs till March 29, 2023 at the Assembly Hall Gallery at 1 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Dr., Toronto, ON.
Mama Cormier 
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The first ones: elephant? bagpipes?
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I think it is suppose to be the COVID virus.
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Oh, we just suffered from it.
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It’s definitely still around. Both my husband and I had it last November. The experts have always said it’s not if you get it but when. I hope you don’t suffer any long term effects. My husband is still experiencing some of these effects but he is slowly getting better.
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Thank you! I am fine but my husband is still fighting with it.
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Is it my imagination or do men seem to struggle more with long COVID?
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He suffers from heart insufficience, any infection will take longer. But he is feeling much better now.
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Glad to hear it.
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