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| Asking the question Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON June 2026 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
She is indeed.
Which, when you agree to spend a lifetime with your best friend, is as it should be.
Our hearts are full.
#engaged #family #everything
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Showing posts with label Family. Show all posts
Sunday, June 14, 2026
Otherwise engaged...
She is indeed.
Which, when you agree to spend a lifetime with your best friend, is as it should be.
Our hearts are full.
#engaged #family #everything
Tuesday, June 02, 2026
4 years of Lilly
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| Princess grows up Dryden, ON June 2026 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
It was just yesterday that we first met you.
Just yesterday we looked into your eyes and fell in love.
Just yesterday we held your squirming form and felt the promise of limitless potential.
On your fourth birthday, both everything and nothing has changed.
You are a force of nature, a bright, sweet, kind girl who lights up every room.
A fierce protector of your little sister and your entire family.
An infinitely curious soul who never stops exploring, questioning, and learning.
Yet just as we did when you were born, we fall in love every time we see you. And we revel in watching you turn all that limitless potential into an unforgettably extraordinary life.
We are so proud of the remarkable person you are becoming, and we love you to the Moon and back.
Happy birthday, little one.
#family #everything
Sunday, May 10, 2026
The bestest mom
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| The definition of motherhood London, ON May 2025 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
From the moment we first knew we would become parents, Debbie has been there for our kids in ways I can barely put into words. She loves them without limit, is there for them anytime and anywhere, and will happily tell anyone within earshot how proud she is of them.
She is the definition of empathy, love, kindness, and fierce protection, and is the gravity that keeps our family focused and together. She’s taught us all what a real home can feel like, and it hardly seems sufficient to have one day a year to recognize all she does and is.
She’s the kind of mom all kids wish they could have.
#LiveLaughLevy #ldnont #mothersday #family #everything
Friday, February 13, 2026
When fire touches your family
The good news, if there is any, is everyone is OK. Zach ran through the flames, and snatched her from her crib. They were out of the house by the time the fire trucks and EMS rolled up.
They were taken by ambulance to the hospital, and despite some smoke inhalation, seem to be fine.
The bad news: the damage is extensive and the house is uninhabitable. Rebuilding will be a long road of dealing with insurance companies and contractors. It is a nightmare come to life.
We often say it’s just stuff, that it can be replaced, while life cannot be. And that is indeed true here. But, still, that’s our family. We’d wish this on no one.
The word, hero, keeps bouncing through my head. A three-year-old who had the fortitude to alert her parents before the smoke alarm even went off. A dad who didn’t even think about himself as he ran straight into a burning room and grabbed an almost-14-month-old from her crib. A mom who keeps it together for her traumatized family after the unthinkable has happened. The universe is testing them all.
Whenever anyone asks us about them, we tell them what great kids they are. What incredible parents they have become. We talk about the remarkably sweet and insightful kids they’re raising. The home they’ve built around them.
It hurts to imagine the what-ifs, to think about the heartbreak of everything you’ve worked for being put in such peril. But we’re thankful they have the support of family, friends, and community to rebuild. We’re thankful we have them, period.
Saturday, December 13, 2025
The first year of Claira...
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| Why hello there! London, ON June 2025 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
A year of thoughtfully taking in the scene through her huge blue eyes.
A year of smiles bright enough to light up the room - and everyone in it.
A year of laughing with her favourite people - most loudly when it’s her big sister Lilly.
A year of exhibiting an uncannily chill sense of calmness no matter where she may be.
A year of starting to move and explore and speak and give toothy grins.
A year of weaving herself around the hearts of everyone she meets.
A year that went by in a blink. And makes us wish we could slow it down just a bit.
A year that closes out the first chapter in a charmed life, and sets the stage for even more stories to be told in the years ahead.
#LiveLaughLevy #family #everything
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Claira joins the family, December 2024
2 years of Lilly, June 2024
A year of Lilly, June 2023
Lilly at 6 months, December 2022
Welcome to the world, Lilly! June 2022
Friday, September 12, 2025
28 years later...
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| Celebrate the little things London, ON February 2025 This photo originally shared on Instragram |
And as I held her tiny, squirming form for the first time 28 years ago today, my only wish was that she would turn the limitless potential every newborn has into a life of purpose.
28 years on, purpose is Dahlia’s middle name. And creativity. And drive. And honesty. And humour. And love of family.
She appreciates the preciousness of time, and looks out for others even if they aren’t always looking out in return. She inherited her mom’s innate kindness and made it her own.
So as we celebrate her birthday, I can’t help but think back to that first moment I held her, all bundled in pink, and wished those wishes every parent wishes for their kids. 28 years on, she’s doing a pretty good job making those wishes come true.
Happy birthday, Peanut. Keep making the world your own.
#LiveLaughLevy #ldnont #london #ontario #canada #happy #birthday #birthdaygirl #happybirthday #parenthood #life #family #everything
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Another great year, September 2023
She joins the quarter-century club, September 2022
Continuing her shift into adulthood, September 2021
No longer just a kid, September 2020
22 trips around the sun, September 2019
21 trips around the sun, September 2018
20 years of Peanut, September 2017
19 going on... September 2016
She's legal in some places, September 2015
When little girls turn 17, September 2014
Sweet 16 and counting, September 2013
Peanut grows up, September 2011
Reflective birthday girl, September 2010
She grows up, September 2009
Eleventeen years old, September 2008
She hits double digits, September 2007
Dahlia Ranit at 9: No longer a baby, September 2006
Peanut turns 8, September 2005
Sunday, September 07, 2025
6 years of family...
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6 years today, and you’re both just getting started.
We are so proud of the family you’ve grown, the home you’ve built, the careers you’ve pursued, the connections you’ve made. And we can’t wait to see what joys you’ll craft in the years to come.
We love you beyond words. Happy, happy anniversary.
#LiveLaughLevy #dryden #ontario #throwback #wedding #anniversary #parenthood #family #everything
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A year of Lilly, June 2022
Lilly at 6 months, December 2022
Their third... September 2022
Welcome to the world, Lilly! June 2022
Making 26 his own... October 2020
Their first... September 2020
Almost a teenager, October 2006
Saturday, July 05, 2025
33 years...
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| Where it all began... Laval, QC July 5, 1992 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
That she agreed to marry me at all remains one of those unanswerable mysteries of life, because she was out of my league then, and she still is.
That I’ve loved her more with each passing day, however, is no mystery at all. She makes it easy. Fun, even, despite my doofus-like personality.
I don’t know what I did to deserve someone like her, but I’m thankful our paths crossed, and thankful I get to spend every day with her.
This life thing is unpredictable, with a fair bit of queasiness thrown into the mix. Yet navigating it with her is an indescribable privilege, and nothing makes me happier or more proud than to reflect on the story we’ve written thus far together - and the chapters that still lie ahead.
Happy anniversary, sweets. Thank you seems inadequate for all you’ve given me since we first met, but it’ll have to do for now.
Love,
Me
#montreal #ldnont #july5 #blink #LiveLaughLevy #family #everything
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30 years... July 2022
29 years... July 2021
28 years... July 2020
27 years... July 2019
Sing it like the Flintstones (v26.0), July 2018
23 years on, July 2015
22 years... July 2014
21 years on... July 2013
20 years on... July 2012
Another year I clearly don't deserve, July 2011
Once in a lifetime, July 2010
Sweet 16, July 2008
How many years? July 2007
Save the last dance, July 2006
Sing it like the Flintstones, July 2005
Saturday, June 14, 2025
It's Stroke Month. Would you know what to do?
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| Where it all began Middlesex Centre, ON August 2023 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
Did you know that it’s Stroke Month in Canada?
Did you also know that I had one? On a sunny summer afternoon almost 12 years ago, I turned my head the wrong way while riding my bike and accidentally tore my left carotid artery. A few hours later, clots from the injury broke free and migrated into my brain, touching off a stroke that paralyzed me on my right side and zapped my ability to speak.
Thanks to my wife who recognized the signs, I got the help I needed and was able to make an almost full recovery. I’m lucky in ways so many other stroke victims are not.
So I’m once again working with the Heart and Stroke Foundation to raise stroke awareness, primarily by sharing my story with my media partners.
While I usually talk tech with them, this month I’m sharing my experience in the hope that others will learn from it - and hopefully take the time to learn the signs and have important conversations with friends and family. 39% of Canadians, for example, don’t know what FAST is. That needs to change.
So I’ll be joining #CBCRadio programs across the country this weekend, and will continue to share links to interviews with my full range of media peeps in the days and weeks to come. In the meantime, please visit heartandstroke.ca to learn more.
Thank you,
Carmi
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START HERE: So, about that stroke - August 2014
#2: When even "thank you" seems lame - August 2014
#3: More stroke stuff... - August 2014
Stroke survivor shares his story, London Free Press, Aug 14, 2014
Coming up on Canada AM - Lookahead to February 2015 interview
Winding down the day that was - February 2015 - incl link to Canada AM/Heart/Stroke Month segment
Life at the crossroads - April 2015
Two years on... - August 2015
Three bonus years - August 2016
Four years later - August 2017
Five years on - August 2018
Luke Perry could have been me - or any of us - March 2019
The day everything changed - August 2019
Seven years on, August 2020
Eight years on, August 2021
#StrokeAwarenessMonth, the video, June 2022
Nine years on... August 2022
Ten years on... August 2023
Stroke Month, FAST, me, and maybe even you, June 2024
11 years on... August 2024
Wednesday, June 11, 2025
Graduation, unlocked
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| So proud of him... London, ON June 2025 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
That’s how he navigated his undergrad, and we are beyond proud not only of what he accomplished in making it to the convocation stage today, but in how he conducted himself along the way.
Parenthood isn’t always easy or linear. But with a kid like him, it’s easy to appreciate how rewarding the journey can ultimately be.
Way to go, kiddo. We can’t wait to see what your next chapter brings.
#uwo #western #university #graduate #family #everything
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Why I'm thankful... October 2021
Words from the podium, June 2015
Monday, June 02, 2025
3 years of Lilly
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| Focused Dryden, ON June 2025 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
A force of nature whose impact defies the brief time she’s been around.
An endless source of energy who could seemingly power the planet if given the chance.
A kind soul who looks out for others.
An old soul who speaks and acts in ways well beyond her years.
A funny banana who laughs from her belly.
A fierce protector of her little sister.
A spark of life who brightens any room she’s in.
A tiny ball of limitless potential whose story is just getting started.
#family #everything
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2 years of Lilly, June 2024
4 years of family, September 2023
A year of Lilly, June 2023
Lilly at 6 months, December 2023
Their third... September 2022
Welcome to the world, Lilly! June 2022
Getting ready for a wedding, September 2019
Sunday, May 11, 2025
My favourite mom
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| Her Toronto, ON November 2024 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
Hallmark says it’s Mother’s Day, but if we were to truly honour her, we wouldn’t save it up for one day of the year.
We realize how lucky we are to have her. Not every family, or relationship, or life, is as charmed as ours has been.
All the more reason to hold on to what we’ve got, and cherish her and it no matter what the calendar might say.
#LiveLaughLevy #ldnont #london #ontario #canada #mothersday #mom #life #parenthood #apple #iphone #iphone16 #shotoniphone #photography
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Celebration squared, May 2022
Mom: A Definition, May 2020
Mother's Day sucks - again, May 2019
Her, May 2018
Pondering the flip side of Mother's Day, May 2013
Little Man; Little Man's Mom, May 2006
Flowers for Mother's Day, May 2005
Tuesday, December 24, 2024
Claira joins the family
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| Lilly's little sister Dryden, ON December 2024 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
You might know my Daddy - he goes by the name Zach - and he and my Mommy are always around when I need something. Which is often. They’re really good at this family thing.
I have a big sister, Lilly, who’s been waiting what seems like forever for me to come out. It’ll be a little while before I can walk and talk and play, but already I know I’m loved beyond words, and it’s only a matter of time before she and I rule the world. Or the living room, for starters.
I’ve already learned a few things in my brief time here, like how everyone holds little rectangles of glass in their hands and points them at you, how they find it funny when I squirm, and how my dog Piper’s head is bigger than my entire body yet she already hovers nearby like a giant, gentle protector.
Right now I’m focused on eating and sleeping and growing and looking cute and being on the receiving end of these things they call hugs and kisses. It’s nice to be held. It’s nice to be on the outside. It’s nice to be part of a family. Especially mine.
I’ll share more soon. I’ll have stories, I promise.
Lots of love,
Claira
Saturday, October 26, 2024
30 years as parents...
That it seems like yesterday only reinforces just how quickly time can pass, and how much Zach has crammed into a life now entering its fourth decade.
He made us parents, and taught us what it’s like to love someone more than life itself. He grew into the best big brother and protector of Dahlia and Noah - and their best friend above all. He married his own best friend, and has blossomed into an incredible husband to Michaela and father to Lilly.
He was a dream baby, and in adulthood he’s carved out his own dreams in his own inimitable style.
In the months to come, his family of 3 will become 4, and he’ll find new ways to add to his story. Happiest of birthdays, sweet boy. Never stop being you.
Love,
Dad
#family #everything
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On fatherhood, June 2023
Tuesday, September 24, 2024
15 years...
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| Walking with his Zaydie Laval, QC August 2006 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
My dad died 15 years ago yesterday. All day, I wrestled with whether or not I should write about it. Because if I write about every chronologically significant moment in my or my family’s history, it could easily become the only thing I ever share here.
But I also didn’t want to look back and wish I had had the opportunity to say something, but didn’t. So here we are.
Of my and my wife’s parents, his loss was our first, and as we navigated the days, weeks, and months that followed in what seemed like a fog, we at least had the benefit of our surviving parents and in-laws to lean on.
15 years on, the landscape is decidedly more stark. Debbie’s parents are no longer with us, and the passage of time has cruelly picked off even more branches of our family tree beyond that central trunk. We used to look to others for answers, but these days, all eyes seem to look to us. Now it feels like we’re the adults in the room.
I’d like to think my father was happy with what he accomplished and with what he left behind. I often look at this photo of him walking our son, Noah, then aged 6, near their place north of Montreal. Despite the rushed composition and blown highlights, it’s one of my favourite photos.
My dad lived long enough to see his grandchildren come into the world, and to thrive. They carry those memories forward as they establish themselves in their own life’s journeys. That’s a blessing in its own right, isn’t it?
In the day-to-day, he surrounded himself with friends, packed his calendar with adventures near and far, and always seemed to find his way into the middle of the limelight. He was easy to find in a crowded room. More importantly, he loved my mom.
Was he perfect? Far from it. But no one ever is, anyway, and in his perfectly well-intentioned imperfection, he established a pretty reasonable template for me to build from.
After 15 years, I remain thankful to have had him for as long as we did, and hope I’m not the only one thinking of him and churning the full spectrum of memories as we mark another year in a progression that only moves one direction. Away.
#ldnont #laval #montreal #lifeinthemargins #family #everything
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A moment alone in the darkness, September 2011
2 years on... September 2011
A year, September 2010
2:23 a.m., September 23, 2009
Friday, September 13, 2024
Celebrate her today - and every day
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| Pretty woman Port Stanley, ON September 2024 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
I didn’t know her on the day she was born, but still my life changed for the better with her arrival.
And as she marks the end of another year and the beginning of the next, I can’t help but think that the universe was smiling on us all when she first showed up.
She is the very centre of our family, the star around which we all move through our respective orbits, the place family and friends alike always seem to go when they need sanctuary, guidance, or a little bit of both.
Our kids know she’ll pick up the phone 24/7/365 - unless she’s already reached out to them first. She has a sense of family that can’t be described in words, and I’m in awe of her not only on her birthday, but every other day of the year.
Happy, happy birthday, my phenomenal Debbie - and thank you for making even the ordinary days worthy of celebration.
#LiveLaughLevy #ldnont #london #ontario #canada #happy #birthday #birthdaygirl #happybirthday #life #family #everything
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I get another year with her, too, September 2016
Another year... September 2015
Her best-ever birthday present, September 2013
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A face I could look into forever, September 2008
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Thursday, September 12, 2024
27 and counting...
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In my mind’s eye, I’m still holding her for the first time, a munchkin who was so tiny that I wondered where the rest of her had gone.
If I close my eyes, I can still feel her squirming in my arms, her perfect little face an echo of her beautiful mom. I leaned in and listened to her first soft cries, a sweet voice that’s shaped the soundtrack of our family ever since.
We first met her 27 years ago today, and between then and now she’s grown into an accomplished, brilliantly creative, endlessly empathetic, limitlessly impressive young woman, the kind of daughter any parent would be proud to call theirs, the kind of person anyone would want to know, and be lucky enough to call a friend.
I wish I could explain how time seems to travel so quickly when your kids are rushing toward adulthood, but there aren’t enough words in the world to do it justice. All I really know is she’s made each of the ensuing 27 years indelibly memorable for all of use who’ve made the journey alongside her. Her stamp on our family was and is as indelible as her spirit.
Between her last birthday and this one, she’s graduated, started her dream job, and moved to Toronto to be with her bashert. A lot of milestones in a year for a girl I named Peanut the first time I saw her on a sonogram screen.
She doubtless already has plans for her next year, and we’re the blessed parents who get to watch and revel in where she goes and how she gets there.
Happy birthday, Peanut. They say the best is yet to come - and they’re indeed right, but only because you work so relentlessly hard to make the magic happen.
#LiveLaughLevy #ldnont #london #ontario #canada #happy #birthday #birthdaygirl #happybirthday #parenthood #life #family #everything
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20 years of Peanut, September 2017
19 going on... September 2016
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When little girls turn 17, September 2014
Sweet 16 and counting, September 2013
Peanut grows up, September 2011
Reflective birthday girl, September 2010
She grows up, September 2009
Eleventeen years old, September 2008
She hits double digits, September 2007
Dahlia Ranit at 9: No longer a baby, September 2006
Peanut turns 8, September 2005
Friday, July 05, 2024
32 years...
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| Bashert Laval, QC July 5, 1992 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
I know anniversaries are good days for reflecting, for being thankful, for taking stock of the journey so far, for hoping for more of the journey ahead.
But I’ll be frank: I reflect every day. On her, on us, on how I’m still bewildered at my good fortune. At some point during any given day, I’ll just stop and ponder how we got here.
I take none of this, of us, for granted. Because I know how precious it all is, how nothing is ever guaranteed. How time is finite. How it feels like both forever and a blink. Together.
They say you should marry your best friend. And while all these years later I still struggle with who, precisely, “they” are, I can’t argue with that logic. We started out by sitting on her front porch, or on the phone, or under the nearest tree, or wherever we could find the space. And we’d talk. About anything and everything. Or about nothing at all. Until all hours of the night.
We still do. The stories have evolved - now including kids and grandkids who we couldn’t have even begun to imagine when we stood, kids ourselves, under the chuppah - but they flow just as easily, her voice dancing with mine as if we’ve been doing this forever.
Whatever I’m cooking up in my tumultuous brain, she’s the one I want to share it with first. She’s my muse, my editor, my litmus tester, my shadow, my mirror, my wingwoman, my all.
She was fearless then, leaping into a life with me that neither of us had even begun to author. And she’s fearless now, continuously laying down the roadmap for us to follow, always setting the tone for who we are and how we move through the days and years.
I look at photos from on and around that incredible day and I cherish all we’ve experienced together in the days since. At the same time I ache for who we’ve lost since then, for the stories that had to end before we wanted them to.
Then I remind myself that this is how this life thing works. Change is inevitable, and the lucky ones get to ride all that change - and opportunity, and joy, and success, and grief, and hellos, and goodbyes - with someone who gets them. Who speaks in words and silence.
She is the love of my life. I’ll never feel worthy of being so ridiculously lucky to have crossed her path and captured her orbit, but I’ll be forever thankful.
Because of her, I focus that much more on squeezing tiny joys out of tiny moments. Not everyone gets that, but she does. Implicitly. And I wouldn’t be who I am if she hadn’t said yes, hadn’t put on a dress, hadn’t agreed to leap into the unknown.
If I could go back in time, I’d change nothing. I’d grab her hand and jump as hard and as far and as fearlessly as we did then. As we’ve done every day since: together.
It’s one of the many things she’s taught me along the way. And one of the countless reasons I love her more with each passing day.
Happy anniversary, my love.
#montreal #ldnont #july5 #blink #LiveLaughLevy #family #everything
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22 years... July 2014
21 years on... July 2013
20 years on... July 2012
Another year I clearly don't deserve, July 2011
Once in a lifetime, July 2010
Sweet 16, July 2008
How many years? July 2007
Save the last dance, July 2006
Sing it like the Flintstones, July 2005
Sunday, June 02, 2024
2 years of Lilly
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| More yogurt, please Dryden, ON June 2024 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
This is time moving faster than we might have once thought.
This is what limitless curiosity looks like.
This is the face of all that is possible.
This is joy.
#family #everything
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Wednesday, February 21, 2024
Yellow shopping carts in a frozen parking lot
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| Just pick one Dryden, ON January 2023 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
No one’s going to wax poetic about a line of yellow shopping carts in a frozen parking lot in northwestern Ontario. At least that’s not what we’ve been taught.
Instead, we’ve been conditioned to zero in on the spectacular and the familiar. Think CN Towers and Niagara Falls instead of railway repair equipment and grasses growing in ditches.
But when we root through the photos, we end up with lots of CN Towers and Niagara Falls. Which might make it seem like that’s all there is when that’s not the case at all.
In between high-profile visits to tall towers and dangerous waterfalls, we eat, walk, work, drive, ride, and play. We wander the streets and hang out beside bay windows. We talk with friends and smile at strangers.
We live in the everyday, and I’d argue all of these otherwise trivial moments are every bit as meaningful to us as the big, spectacular ones are.
So in my world, they merit some photographic attention, too. In my world, we absolutely wax poetic about yellow shopping carts.
Because despite our having been conditioned to overlook the ordinary, it’s precisely these ordinary things that trigger the memories that make life that much richer.
We’ve shopped here with our son, daughter-in-law, and granddaughter. We’ve made memories here. This place holds a tiny but important spot in our family’s collective memory.
And all it takes is a silly picture to trigger these and other memories.
Hardly seems ordinary at all, then, does it?
#dryden #ontario #canada #throwback #grocery #store #retail #yellow #shopping #carts #buggies #building #streetphotography #photography #canon #apple #iphone #shotoniphone #photooftheday #instagood #nofilter #nofilterneeded
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