i hope we reach the doubles today
I love driving into work and feeling the bright sun. We rocked out to some tunage and put the windows down. It was so much fun.
There horses are near the office all the time. The Police keep then just around the corner and bring them out more when the weather warms up for a little Liberty Village strut.
Today I'm wearing Liquid Shot from Threadless and my old Chuck Taylor's. It's a good day. Thinking about getting a pedicure for lunch...
something big is coming....
The event is called Pay It Backward Day and the idea came from one of the earliest challenges for DC. It involves doing something nice and purchasing a drink for the person behind you in line (see image->). The goal is to beat Starbucks who have the current world record and get 500 people in a row to take part.It is on Saturday, April 4th at Queen & John, Second Cup. It's right across the street from Much Music. The New Flow 93.5 will be broadcasting live, there will be all kinds of interesting stuff going on.
I've never broken a world record, that I know of, and I would really like your help to do it. So come. Join in on FB. I took this pix-mix of our city on the way to work today - Toronto the GOOD! 
Labels: Casie Stewart, charity, Daily Challenge
yeaaaaaaaaaaaaah! i am nude no more!
Today after a meeting I came back my desk to find a lovely little t-shirt shaped package from Threadless. They are having a huge sale and I ordered a few goodies. I love getting mail. Their packaging is adorable, it arrived fast and prices can not be beat.
Also, you are more likely to have unique clothes than the other kids who pick up their stuff at wanna-be hipster retail chains. Here's my new goodies. I got two shirts that glow in the dark too. Yahoooooooooooots!Labels: cool people, fashion, starting something, style
there's gold in the air of summer
He is co-founder of Marvel Wheelchairs and his workshop is right near my office. He invited my to check out the shop and I would really love that!Labels: cold, cool people, friends
one of my favorite ones
This is one of my most expensive ones because I like it the most. I think I will keep forever, unless an offer comes along I can not resist!! I'm planning on doing some painting this weekend. Looks like rain is on its way and thatinspires me to make art.Labels: art, inspiration, love, Toronto
dear memory, please pick up your socks and get to work!
I don't remember where it came from. I think I was watching a movie or something? If you know please inform me, I have a bad memory, as you already know. I drew this sketch as I was watching [insert movie here]. There is a chance it was not in a movie and it was my real life or something that really happened. This, I may never know.Labels: grandad, new zealand
some more unnecessary things made in to necessary art
Each image is made up & drawn with pastel, paint, marker etc on 60lb, 30% post-consumer acid free fiber. I use a Strathmore sketchbook from the first and only U.S. paper manufacturer to use wind generated electricity to run their paper mills.
I share with you from my Unnecessary Wheels Collection - dumbbells, matchbox & motor canoe. 
Labels: art, borderline artistic, Casie Stewart, university
going back to school...cool school.


I checked out their site and it seems they have Friday Night School dance party that looks like fun by the hot babe in the the ad. They way all their stuff written online and offline has gotten my attention for sure. I love the typography of the big 'schoolish' letters and the chalk boards. I think I'll be going back to School.you make ME wanna shout and dance
Labels: borderline artistic, Casie Stewart, dance, imagination, improv, subway, Toronto
the brightest light in my life
One of the things I really miss about NZ are the treats. There are so many wonderful things to enjoy! Mum packed up a goodie bag for us each! Yum yum!
We stopped into Lahore Tikka House for lunch. The food was fantastic as usual. However, they are using Styrofoam plates and cups which I find to be wasteful and horrible for the environment. Maybe they will change this behavior? I did see the following things that I found to be amusing:
Note the handwritten sign stating that you can have a "piece of history" by purchasing an Obama t-shirt. Nice.Labels: love, Lunch, mum, new zealand
cut copy and paste my love
I first posted about Cut Copy last summer. They are from Australia and totally rad. I connected the boys later in the evening and snapped a few pix. The band is made up of Dan Whitford , vocals/keyboard/guitar, Tim Hoey on bass/sampler, & Mitchell Scott on drums. They were really nice guys. I'd really like to catch them at a small venue or a house party. Next time!
things in my room
Also in my room is this lovely photo of Audrey and a quote I admire. It from a book by Genevive Antoine Dariaux called A Guide to Elegance: For Every Woman Who Wants to Be Well and Properly Dressed on All Occasions. It's a great read and contains everything from accessories to zippers in a classic & elegant style. I discovered it reading Elegance by Kathleen Tessaro, also a great chic lit book.
fashionable by choice
It was really nice to be at the Spoke again after such a long winter. It made me excited for summer! I saw familiar faces including Tony Charr, Julian & Derek.



Labels: casiestewart, fashion, fashion design, hot, love, sexy, style, Twitter
green is my favorite colour
In the spirit of 'green' I'd like to point out a few things. My office building is green and has an Inorganic market for electronic waste. This is a growing problem in our world and I am proud that they are on it.
This beautiful mural is my favorite shade of green. I walk past it everyday.
Someone keeps spray painting this on garbage cans and buildings around. I am a fan of creative street art and creative graffiti. This is neither. I know infowars and what it is about but seriously, this is totally unnecessary. #FAIL.
Labels: art, Canadian, environment, grafitti, Toronto
this is raphael saddiq
he came close to me
from the stage
his voice was warm
as it graced my ears
enlightened by his
performance
i share it with you
Raphael Saddiq & Me from me on vimeo.
Labels: borderline artistic, casie art, music
where in the world is carmen sandiego?
I feel like I have so much to share! On Monday night I had drinks with the lovely Aga followed by the Raphael Saddiq show at the Phoenix with Bonga and some friends.
It was a great show. As usual, I showed up fashionable & late when it was already in progress. Such is life!Labels: friends, music, raphael saddiq, Toronto
arts & culture writer = me
"He wants people to be captivated, to find and immerse themselves in their flow of consciousness. Michael’s art is about finding the Zen within and connecting to its powerful energy. His paintings are unique and recognizable. Fluid lines dance across the canvas creating trajectory spaces filled with monochromatic colors. He aims to draw connections between the objects, the lines, the space, the spirit within and the essence of life itself. Michael was born in Yorkshire, England during the Second World War." [get all the juice]Labels: art, Michael Golland, writer
all the things i said i said i would do before the sun came out and wanted me to enjoy it
Today, I am reminded of a poem I wrote in Australia. It was 7am, I was walking with my feet in the ocean on Bondi Beach. It was my favorite time of day. Peace, bliss, energy, sunlight ; it was freedom. This untitled poem is my most favorite one I've written, I think. There are so many! I'm in the process of picking my favorites so I can have a new book out later this year. Enjoy!the wind washed them away.
And as I walked along the sand,
I felt I could not stray.
For I was walking towards the sun,
and it was a brand new day.
Casie Stewart 2004















