the swirl of summer would slow down for a moment

#132

people cut loose more frequently

#131
Alternate wish: "... my mom never stops being this awesome"

good light and good coffee were more plentiful

#130

we had more shirtless street encounters

#129

I could be the life of the party

#128

these things didn't seem unnecessarily complicated

#127

things didn't seem so crowded around here

#126

making healthy choices was easier

#125

that it was easier to connect

#124

I had a place for all my junk

#123

that I could slip the surly bonds of Earth

#122

I gave more support to you

#121

"together forever" didn't sound like such a platitude

#120

that I knew where I was going

#119

I didn't care about standing out

#118

you'd pick up the phone

#117

I could walk the walk

#116

there were more places to wear a kimono to

#115

handy examples were always provided

#114

cookies multiplied like rabbits

#113

we could have met each other

#112

There are some things I'd like to ask you.

I knew the way to the mysterious pile of bones

#111

Triple snake-eyes.
Expect to see more paper cut-out goodness in the future. I like to call them Paper Drolls.
Contributing:
Max, Ishi, Me.
Look for production details on Max's blog.

everything cooked in a can tasted this good

#110

This is my wife's Easter Bread, so named for it's "rising" properties. *wink*
More details over at her blog: Light Waters.

my self control extended to the cellular level

#109

I better keep practacing my Prana Bindu.

more people knew the secret of gin

#108

The secret of gin is kind of like The Secret of NIMH -- but not really.

more walking tours were focused on beer

#107

This is Jason Kucherawy, of Tour Guys and Toronto Urban Adventures. The prior offers free walking tours of Toronto and Vancouver. The latter offers in-depth "local experience" walking tours of Toronto's neighborhoods. Today he took me on his tour entitled: "Beer Makes History Better" - and how right he was.
Thanks Jason!

my hands could do what hers do

#106

all my childhood toys had delicious candy counterparts

#105
Yes, that's a candy army man. They taste like combat.

you could meet this guy I know

#104
I think you two would really get along.

we got together like this more often

#103
Congratulations Team Canada!

I could explain this dichotomy

#102

for everyone to find a love so warming

#101
Happy Birthday, dearest love.

I had a wishmachine

#100

100 Wishes!!!
This wish is a big shout out to my friend Dare. When told that he would not be able to use his three Genie Wishes to either wish for more wishes or wish for more Genies, he came up with a final trump card: "Then I'd wish for a machine that grants wishes". His logic is infallible.

Here you go Dare - at long last; your wishmachine.

I was invited to the red umbrella dance party

#99

I also had something to lift unicorns with

#98
The tradition of "uni-" being a prefix which denotes unicorn-like qualities (ie: a horn) can be traced to Axe Cop. Incidentally, if this is your introduction to Axe Cop - you're welcome.

you'd come see some of my other work

#97
I've got a series of 5 images hanging at Jimmy's Coffee right now.

Come check it out if you're in town.

107 Portland St.
Toronto, Ontario
M5V 2N3

more people made pancakes more often

#96
There are only 4 more wishes until my 100th! I've got something special planned for you.

someone had told me sooner

#95