Chief Planner of the City of Toronto Jennifer Keesmaat has had just about enough of #Vancouverflaunt:
@jen_keesmaat: Vancouver and her #CherryBlossoms. Enough, already. #WaitingInToronto http://t.co/zq14xBO41T pic via @CaminoMyWay
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One person’s flaunting is another’s gratitude and celebration. Personally, I’ll continue to photograph that which I find on the streets and which makes me happy. I really don’t want to bow to anyone else’s agenda and ignore the reality of things happening around me.
Being jealous of Vancouver’s cherry blossoms is an agenda?
Or was this comment tongue-in-cheek, and I missed it?
And Ken, you do it so beautifully.
Haha, that’s rich coming from Toronto, the centre of the Canadian universe. Now they know how we feel. Try watching the Toronto Sports Network (TSN) all year whining about how bad the Leafs were.
The Leafs are always falling in Toronto.
Well Played