In his post about the impending bikini contest at Malone’s, Rob mentioned that interested parties could email him to be set up as guest author for Kitsilano.ca. Since I don’t look particularly good in a bikini, I decided to act upon the second part of the post.
Although I’m by no means a long time Kitsilano resident – I moved here from the Netherlands a little over two years ago – I feel very much at home here. I like knowing what goes on in my neighbourhood, which is why I started reading Kitsilano.ca.
It won’t come as news to many, but I wanted to use this first post to mention that Gravity Pope plans to open a Gravity Pope Tailored Goods in the space left vacant by the late Magic Flute. The website for Edmonton’s Gravity Pope Tailored Goods promises to provide
…a new fashion experience featuring all the brands you know from Gravity
Pope. All the unique, independent and hard to find top European and
North American collections of dress, casual and sport men’s clothing
and women’s clothing are available in our beautiful new location…
