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A Rain of Frogs was written, designed and built by Adrian Lebar, a twenty-five(!) year veteran of web design and development. He is currently managing web and mobile development teams at Canada’s largest and most beloved classifieds site, Kijiji!

He is a father, sailor, snowboarder, skier, cyclist, writer, artist, graphic designer, classically trained musician and afraid of heights.

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Journal

Hope Tuesday November 4, 2008, 0 comments

Thank you Americans!

You have restored faith to the world, and proven that you are wiser than those who would oppress and exploit you think you are. You’ve seized hope from the jaws of fear.

You’ve given hope to the world that eight years of bad policy and cowboy diplomacy will give way to more enlightened exchange.

America, welcome back.

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Goodbye Marathon Manor Monday November 3, 2008, 0 comments

Marathon Manor

Well, after a little more than a year, Sarah and I have moved from our lovely High Park apartment in the main floor of Marathon Manor to a house in the east end.

It was a great place to live – much larger than the sailboat we had been living in for the summer.

I’ll miss it, but I’m looking forward to exploring a new part of the city. Having a whole house won’t hurt, either!

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Yellow Thursday October 23, 2008, 1 comments

High Park fire hydrant

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Snow! Tuesday October 21, 2008, 3 comments

Snow!

It’s snowing in Toronto.

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1...2...3...cat...sank! Monday October 20, 2008, 0 comments

Sunk!

The kids call the little marina down on Lakeshore south of us ‘the Glass Beach’ on account of all the worn pieces of glass we picked up there. They had been washed up by the constant motion of the water.

While riding home from work last week, I was surprised to find that one of the boats had sunk on it’s mooring. I had my iPhone, and took pictures that I posted to Facebook, but the lack of a zoom made for pictures that didn’t do the tragedy any justice.

So while we were driving by on Lakeshore the other day, I snapped this photo of the poor boat. Truly a sailors worst nightmare.

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