Hey Techies! Last weekend I went home for Canadian Thanksgiving and got to spend some much needed time relaxing (it’s midterm season!). On one of the days I explored Kensington market and saw all the awesome old and new graffiti out there! Here are my fave shots from the day, including a few from the cute boutiques! :)
Anyone fancy a game of “Irritating Stick”? I found this in an old game shop…I’m not surprised I hadn’t heard of it before.
I know you want a churro! This little Spanish shop was selling them hot out of the oil, filled with dulce de leche and rolled in sugar. Probably super fatty but who cares? Do as the Spanish do and walk while you eat. :P
That last pic is a little nod to Halloween…only two weeks left! Do you have your costume ready yet? I do!
OUTFIT:
whale sweater: aerie
skirt: Next
bracelet: Accessorize
shoes: Italy
TRENDY TECHIE 
12 responses to “Kensington Market Graffiti Tour”
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Ahh! I almost bought that exact shirt and now I’m mad I didn’t. It looks great!
Aw you should have! I’m glad you like it. :)
I NEED that whale sweater. No, seriously! My husband’s game development company, Whalesong Games, has a whale for their logo, and this would be a cute way to show solidarity without being a total dork! You are just too cute, girl. Also, the cat lady shirt is super apropos, although I’d need to change it to “Current” Cat Lady. ;)
Aw that would be so cute! I bought it last Christmas at Aerie and they sold out really fast so I don’t know if they’re still available. It doesn’t seem too difficult to cross-stitch though, if you get a plain sweater!
Great pics! I love your whale sweater.
Thanks Jessica! It’s one of my faves. I still can’t believe it came from an underwear store!
Great pictures! Looks like you had a blast :-)
Thanks! It was really fun. :)
Where was the game shop that you found?
In Kensington Market in Toronto, near the vegetarian Thai restaurant!
Oh right, I should have put 2 and 2 together, I would have liked to stroll a new old game store in Halifax.