Canadian Fashion Magazines.
My explorations of Toronto today took me up and down Yonge Street.
I had to go to a government office to get my Social Insurance Number (SIN), which then allowed me to stop off at the Royal Bank of Canada to open a checking account so I could take out money, which I then used at the massive Indigo bookstore across the street to pick up three Canadian fashion magazines...
I spent part of the afternoon (after I ate my lunch from Taco Bell - a daily $1.39 habit) at a Timothy's Coffee shop in the Manulife Centre, reading through the magazines. And here is my assessment of each...
I had to go to a government office to get my Social Insurance Number (SIN), which then allowed me to stop off at the Royal Bank of Canada to open a checking account so I could take out money, which I then used at the massive Indigo bookstore across the street to pick up three Canadian fashion magazines...
I spent part of the afternoon (after I ate my lunch from Taco Bell - a daily $1.39 habit) at a Timothy's Coffee shop in the Manulife Centre, reading through the magazines. And here is my assessment of each...
- Fashion - Pretty good. Solid content. Pictorials are vibrant.
- Flare - Very excellent magazine. Probably my favorite of three. Very upbeat and, surprisingly - given it's juvenile name, sexy.
- Elle Canada - I must confess myself "disappointed." Very boring. Doesn't read like the US or UK versions at all. Feels dull. It's missing the spark and fun.
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