i heart halifax

It was a rare sunny day in halifax and I tried to make the most of it.



There are so many beautiful houses on my walk downtown.



It's hard to tell in the photo but this house is pale yellow with a rusty red trim. Great colour combo.



I love fish scale shingles.



There are quite a few heritage homes in Halifax.



This round church is so unique.



A sweet memorial from a loving husband on Brunswick st. TLF.



Spring finally feels like it has arrived! Does anyone know what kind of tree this is?



I would love to live in one of this old brick duplexes. They remind me of New York City and its brownstones.



Halifax's very own castle!



I was told once that these townhouses are called the twelve apostles.



Three dollar Indian food in the sunshine. I love curry. I highly recommend the Scotia Square food court.



My view of the harbour.







I ran into my friend Drew, son of my mentor and friend Adrienne at Perl Grey.



I got ice cream from Cold Stone Creamery called 'All Lovin' No Oven'. I didn't like the waffle bowl as much as I thought I would but the ice cream was AMAZING.



I should have been wearing shorts.



My drafting homework. Don't copy it! I did it wrong.



Theodore hanging out with his biker friends. Typical Halifax.



A selection of our rag rugs were put into the display case at school. Mine is on the far right.



After my day in the sunshine I spent about five hours in the studio working on my warp-faced canvas project. I promise to post pictures soon!