Is that The Doctor? Probably not, but he looked mysterious!
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Astrid
I love this Astrid’s axe! And the shoulder armour! So good.
This is the last of the pictures from Ottawa Comic Con 2019. Next up: Holiday Edition of Ottawa Comic Con 2019.
Official building
This is the town hall (I think) for the area we were staying in (Clichy, in the North of Paris). It was advertizing an Easter Egg hunt in the park in front of it!
Sailor Scouts
Mysticfae Art and friends got together an awesome Sailor Scout group cosplay! Pardon the blurring of the background – the art was distracting from the props and costumes.
l-r: Chibusa, Sailor Moon (Monet of Mysticfae), Sailor Mercury, Sailor Jupiter, Sailor Venus (Vivian of Mysticfae), and Sailor Mars
Tink
Princess of the North Cosplay showed up and thoroughly enchanted our daughter before taking this cheeky photo with the TARDIS.
Streets of Paris
This street felt like any in Ottawa, but with subtle differences. I don’t know enough about architecture to explain it, but the buildings were not at all like the ones here.
Tom Cavanagh
Tom was a delight to meet. Most of the people in line were there for him because of The Flash, but not us. (You can find him on Twitter here.)
We were there because he plays Santa in our favourite Christmas movie: Snow.
So we asked him if there was a chance of a third movie (because there’s already a sequel). He said that if there’s a good enough script, he’d do it. Nice.
The sign on the back of our daughter’s shirt has our business name, our table number, and Eric’s cell number, just in case she got away from us. She never ran away. What a great little 2.5 year old! 😀 (P.S. I was pregnant with Pegasus at the time of this picture. He’d arrive in a little over a month and a half from this day.)
Matching Mommy-and-me Captain Marvel shirts by Popsquatch Designs.
Deserted Paris
We were in Paris over Easter weekend in 2018, and this was what the streets looked like on Easter Monday.
A sight that has become uncomfortably familiar, I’m sure, thatnks to Covid-19.
