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Nothing worse than a 2-D character. xDD;;

Oh! Meant to link you to this.
This is the map I'm using as a reference.
I've been to Chinatown and the ROM (Royal Ontario Museum) which I do believe they have listed as the Art Gallery of Ontario. :s
And the Eaton Centre. <3
Toronto is scary if you're alone and a tourist.
Thank god I was with a class every time I've gone to Toronto.

I think I went by Tortonto one time when I went to Canada XD
We were not there very long though, unfortunately.
The closest experience I can compare it to is when I go to Chicago.
It is always a more reassuring experience to go with someone who knows the area, let along an entire class.
China towns are always fun though~
The one in Chicago is my favorite place to go.

It stinked like fish when I was at Toronto's Chinatown. Dx
Ironically, Toronto is frequently compared to Chicago.
They're both bad for pollution, and stuff like that.
Toronto is enormous though. 3 of America's largest states combined?
I think that's what I learned. Hmmmmmm.
I've been to Toronto maybe 4 times in the last 5 years.

There are always odors in the city xD Fish is not a pleasant one though.
Is it really? I have not heard that before, but they are generally near each other so I could see why.
If Toronto is really that big though, it is huge D:
Alaska, Texas, and California all combined. ;-; Damn Toronto is huge.
I think I may have been to Chicago less than that, maybe a time or two more. I do not often keep track. :p

Lol. Yeah...all the fish were out in the open.
Staring at me.
With their lifeless eyes. D:
Thankfully, we were just passing through since we were allowed to go off on our own.
I was with my grade 12 art class when we went, so we were old enough.
Still had to stay in small groups. I got to hang with my friend Ang for half the trip.
God, I love her. xD
She saw this shop that sold Lolita clothes, got extremely excited, then really disappointed because it was closed. D:

Hahaha, well, I learned something new. xD America's largest states~
I honestly think it's not true though. Lol.
Just something I heard.

If Toronto was the large XD Well, just damn. I wonder if it is actually true or not. Hmm...

Oh man XD You guys were allowed to go your separate ways in a city when you were twelve? I wish I was in your class, on the last field trip I went on we had to stay together, it was pretty lame. So many things to see in the city, it is hardly fun being stuck with the same annoying kids, lol.

Yeah. It'd be mind boggling.

GRADE 12. xDDDD
Silly~
I was 17 or 18 when we went.

Oh my XD Apparently I cannot read tonight.
That makes SO much more sense now though. Haha.

But yes, I would hope you would be able to go off on your own, though my high school was still bad xD We were stuck as a group.

We had a cool art teacher. = u =
If only Mr. Lacina didn't retire.
It'd give me a reason to visit my old high school...
Technically, we were, too, but our groups were just students and we had to meet back at a certain spot at a certain time.
So we didn't go very far.
We had our badder bus to take us places.
And we took the Subway. It was my first and so far only time. > u <
It was awesome.

Oh man xD Subways are awesome.
If you like the suway, and if you ever go to Chicago you should take the L train. It is super fast and so similar to the subway. :P Better even.
Now you make me want to go on a super cool field trip like that xD Alas.

Should have moved to Canada at a young age. >>;;
My grade 8 trip was awesome.
We went to Medieval Times and the Playdium.
And the Science Center.
And Laser Tag at Laser Quest.

Good times, good times.

xD Dude, if I had the opportunity I would have.
My eighth grade field trip was surprisingly similar to that.
We went to a place that was a mix between an arcade and a game involving bumper cars and high-a-li. xD
Those were the days, lol.

Mhmmm.
I honestly hated the shit out of grade school.
I didn't have friends, I was bullied, all that fun stuff.
Didn't make any real friends until grade 9.
xD;;
So high school was more like the good ol' days for me. :p
I have better memories from it.

I feel like it is that way for a lot of people, me included.
I ended up switching schools many times and so there was no real consistency until high school, where then there were better clubs to join and things that made it better than the grades prior.
All the drama and musical stuff, lol.

EDIT: I got a bit of my post done, but did not finish today. Later tonight I will try to finish and post.

Lol. I didn't join any clubs in high school. xD
They were never very promoted.
The high school I went to was well known for it's art, music, theatre, and sports.
I was an art student. But I don't live in the city that my school was in.
So I couldn't have stayed after school even if I wanted to.

That's alright! I'm excited, either way. :)

D: No clubs? Blasphemous!
Unfortunately I did not go to your school, lol. For having all of those wonderful things promoted at your school...well mins just looks shabby in comparison.
They actually took away all classic art classes such as sculpting, pottery, painting, and all of that to replace it all with digital design. Which is cool, of course, but the classic styles are so important. > n <
Still, that is unfortunate about not being able to attend. Did you at least get classes that were about equally amusing subjects so as not to be left out?