Qasim Virjee

Toronto misses you: Life for me in the City has always been contra to the expanses of East Africa - I have found peace in its vibrancy but often been troubled in convincing others of this, given what I know of the world.  I have found no lies or exceptions in the jungles or savannahs of Kenya - love is best understood at sunset or sunrise in Meru National Park...  Experience devoid of other people's headspace; the world can be calm and true.

Toronto misses you: Blackberries, organic yoghurt, honey and super high fibre muesli [with coconut!!!]

Toronto misses you: On my way to sushi lunch @ Ema Tei with Mark we noticed this sketchy car - its boot had been shut on a jacket, its gas tank cover was open and yes, the license plate ended in '514.' :)

...Mirrors don't reflect the full truth... We see our true selves in the eyes of those who love us.

Toronto misses you: Ladies enjoy a warm day in the sun, digging through huge boxes of veggies at a Chinese grocer on Manning and Spadina.

Toronto misses you: technologists gather to ponder the products and the general state of things in the year 2019 at DemoCamp (held @ the Canadian Corps Association on Niagara st. just south of King st.)

Toronto misses you: Aware of the shortening days, I thought to scoot up Spadina after eating a wonderul lunch @ Ravisoup and snap some pics at the University of Toronto before heading back to the office.

Toronto misses you: whilst walking to the Nespresso boutique to grab some pods, I came across an unusual sight - thousands of families zombie-ing around Yonge st which had been closed off through the early afternoon for Toronto's Santa/x-mass parade [in November?!?!].

Toronto misses you: the greatest pleasure of living in a city is often starting the day at home with a warm mug of deliciousness.

Toronto misses you: Looking eastwards into the park from its NW entrance this morning.