Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Snow Dancing

My sister sent me this email the other day and it was too good not to share with you:

So I woke up this morning, all groggy-eyed and sleepy to look out the window at the weather and here's what I saw. Now, typically, the only people I tend to see are eager-beaver morning joggers pounding the pavement on Point Grey Road in their Sugoi spandex running tights and Vancouver-quintessential, water repellent running jackets. With our snowfall of late, there wasn't a jogger in sight. Certainly not a surprise, I thought to myself, especially with all the black ice accumulated on the sidewalks over the past two weeks. There was, however, this crazy chick wearing a strapless Victorian-style red velvet dress prancing around the front yard. It is unfortunate that my point-and-shoot didn't quite capture the spectacle or vibrancy of the red dress against the pure, white, fresh-driven snow. It was pretty trippy to see firsthand so I took a few snapshots knowing you might not believe me. Who said the West End gets all the weirdos?? I'm not sure how you spent your morning, but I spent mine drinking coffee, watching the crazy chick twirling around my yard. Maybe the malbec I drank last night was laced with hallucinogens. Who knows. But this is one morning in the life of this Kitsilano girl.




5 comments:

CancunCanuck said...

Beautiful! I certainly miss my whacko artsy fartsy friends from Canada, I saw (and participated in) some weird fun shit. This is a good one, I wish you could have got up close and really captured the colours!

CancunCanuck said...

Now why did I automatically think "art" and not "rubber room"?

My Way said...

I think there are many reasons for that. One of them might be because you simply miss "art". You've got enough craziness around you there! lol.

Rosas Clan in Tulum said...

I think you might not have been the one on hallucinogens. :) But that does seem like a really fun show.

Bluestreak said...

And she didn't run out and ask Stevie Nicks for her autograph? Shame.