Book
Lovers
Story by Shelley Divnich Haggert
Photos by
Angelica Haggert and Eva Antonel
There’s something ironic about the time we’re living in. Here we
are in the twenty-first century, surrounded by technological tools
like Facetime and fibre optics. We’ve got cars that practically
park themselves, scientists have mapped the human genome,
and our astronauts can tweet from space.
Yet many of the ideas being talked about and tried in our
community, and around the world, are attractive and exciting
because of their simplicity. We seek out farmers’ markets, talk
about making neighbourhoods friendly to pedestrians and
cyclists, and repurpose our heritage buildings.