A great one! You're damn lucky over there in Canada ;)
Posted by zimny at September 11, 2004 02:51 AMYou took the Rebel with you or a more compact camera?
Posted by BOK at September 11, 2004 04:04 AMAs your photos usually do not have people in them, I find these very worthy because of what they tell us about this wonderful city!! Nice change Sam. Hope you enjoyed the movie.
Posted by Henry at September 11, 2004 08:18 AMIt's good to see him down there, I'm not sure of his politics but he can't be anything as embarrassing as the last mayor!
Posted by miles at September 11, 2004 08:24 AMNothing new in this. It happens in Iran everyday :-P
Posted by Masood at September 11, 2004 09:52 AMThe mayor of Toronto stops by to see movies in Iran?
Posted by crossthread at September 11, 2004 09:55 AMThanks for sharing this magnificent experience with others, WVS. It would be just sad if this conduct becomes a thing of the past, in this crazy-driven world. Saw a lot of high rank Swedish politicians doing the same, so many similarities between Canada and Sweden in some aspects, which I adore. Saw Iranian prime minister doing the same before fanatics take over. What an appropriate posting for such a day, 9/11. It will take a while till we all realize loosing democracy is as paralyzing as loosing legs. Let’s not be “crossthreads”- in any direction. Please.
Posted by BGH at September 11, 2004 07:45 PMthe one in the subway is still a great picture, just a different type. anyway, fun to see miller on the subway.
Posted by mainja at September 11, 2004 10:57 PMhurrah! i love david miller. and maggie cheung :) how was "clean" ?
Posted by allison at September 12, 2004 06:12 PMhe's riding the subway! it's as if he's a regular PERSON or something!!!!!
Posted by chemical imbalance at September 13, 2004 09:29 AMDavid Miller said hello to me, a sleepy plebe with damp hair on the platform at Eglinton Station during morning rush hour a few months ago.