By low on May 13, 2004 - 11:06pm
The phone was disconnected on Thursday, who needs it anyway. Just brings bad news. Last night was alright. I did a solo pub crawl up Granville St, drinking and smoking my way to 8pm. I went to the quiet place for a bit and listened in on a couple discussing their relationship. They had not been together long, and the woman had just left a guy who threatened suicide on a regular basis. They talked about their future together, she told him how she didn't want her ex anymore, and that she would never do anything to hurt him. She was nothing to look at, but I was jealous anyway. After awhile the woman looked at me and asked if I was listening to them. I told her that it was hard in a place this quiet to not hear what people are saying. Then she asked me for one of my Camels.
This is an excerpt from Low's - Stories Big and Tall, a personal and anonymous Vancouver blog. Read more at http://lowsbigandtall.blogspot.com
Storyeum and Gastown Parkade under construction. Not too many days left until the scheduled June 1 opening. I don't think the parkade will be ready, but it looks like the Storyeum might be.
A bus in motion on a beautiful Thursday morning.
601 West Hastings, shot from below.
Lomo LC-A
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By Roland Tanglao on May 13, 2004 - 11:10am
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By Roland Tanglao on May 12, 2004 - 11:14pm
Part 11 in our series of Bel Air in Kits time lapse photos
By Roland Tanglao on May 12, 2004 - 11:06pm
More heavy metal in Gastown. This photo is of a Terex machine which is renovating the Gastown Parkade. Underneath the Gastown Parkade, will be the Storyeum ("A live storytelling experience about the spectacular history of BC set in a new underground theatre in Vancouver's Gastown District") which is scheduled (incredibly because it appears to be a long way from completion) to open on June 1st.
