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Little G just loves his new bed!

I met Hiroshi at my last pop-up. He’s a Japanese research scientist at McGill. He also paints, dyes Japanese paper, and has a small collection of Japanese textiles, some of which he inherited from his grandmother. Today Mom and I went to his apartment to see his textiles. This piece is part of a kimono that belonged to his grandmother. It’s Japanese silk, printed and embroidered with cranes and chrysanthemums, and stamped with his family emblem, a fan (see last photo). He gave me some fabric remnants including a few small pieces of another printed silk kimono.

Payday lunches are back!

Salon Mina in NDG (right in front of Vendome metro) is a one-stop shop for mani-pedis, hairstyling, waxing, and MORE...just like the beauty salons I grew up knowing. The ladies there are lovely and their work is 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 And now you can get my zip pouches and face scrubs there too! I’m super excited for this new collab!💕💕💕Look for them in the display case in the reception area 🥰🥰🥰 @salonminandg

We are now officially a 2-Yorkie family

This stainless steel sculpture is supposed to represent human hemoglobin...kind of apropos to contemplate it as I wait in line for my jab 🧐

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