Crafty cuties, rejoice -- the One of a Kind Show returned to the Direct Energy Centre in Toronto as of November 25th, and eager Christmas shoppers are turning out to experience the tinsel-shock firsthand. I had the chance to attend with my Mom and my sister this evening, and who would I happen to stumble across but.....THE GAYS. IN MASSIVE, WELL-IDENTIFIED NUMBERS.
I still get a buzz off seeing large numbers of queers gathered in non-bar settings. It sets these lesbo-heartstrings aflame with the excitement of it all (which would indicate I am in need of doing what is called, "getting the 'eff out more"). The giddiness compares to my experience with the annual Green Living Show thus far. Concerns over the environment and organic/vegan cookies never fail to coax out the queers, but a craft show adds a whole new level of gay right in time for the holiday season.
The gents represented with all manner of elaborate, glitterized jewellery for sale, and edible-smelling soaps for all the ladies making the rounds of the booths. I admit, the queer gentlemen representing in the craft circle know their wares and produce stunning work.
But I still managed to spot quite a number of cropped haircuts and thick-rimmed glasses around the painters, and I noticed some earthy, flower-child types with hand-sewn clothes for sale. I even spotted two adorable lady-couples strolling about, hand-in-hand, eyeing up the knitted purses and the quirky treasures.
Make the yuletide gay, indeed.
Will need to share some finds with you tomorrow -- at the moment, the clock is hovering over midnight, and I am in need of some rest.
