#gifts to canada

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Send Online Gifts to Canada is the Easiest Way

Online shops make it easy to send gifts to Canada to your friends or relatives. You do not need to take much pain by visiting stores or resolving issues related to shipment and customs. You can do everything while sitting at home.

Why Send Gifts Online?

You can easily choose from various gifting options and get them delivered to your loved one's doorstep in Canada. Be it their birthday, anniversary, or just that you show someone you care—the right gift makes every ordinary day special.

Popular Gift Options

It is tough to find the ideal gift when one needs to send it over a long distance. However, these online platforms make it easier with their choice of thoughts, whether it is a bouquet of fresh flowers or delectable chocolates and sweets from popular brands.

Personalize: Give them a jigsaw puzzle, coffee mug, engraved keepsake, etc.

Gift Hampers: Food, wine, and cosmetics are some of the baskets carefully chosen for shipment.

How to Send Gifts?

The easiest way of sending a gift is through an online site. You can visit a reputable website, TheGiftPortal, to browse the many categories and select an ideal gift that best suits the taste of the person to whom you plan to send a gift. You are going to personalize some items with your message or unique design. Having chosen a particular item, enter the delivery details, select a date, and make a secure payment. Let the platform do the rest by getting your gift delivered on time.

Why Choose This Platform?

An effective gifting platform ensures that all products are high quality and delivered on time, with a user-friendly website. Whether you are tech-savvy or not, you will have no problem using it. Everything is put out, making it easy to select an acceptable gift for any occasion.

Today, with much ease, anyone can send gifts to Canada in this digital world with the help of our TheGiftPortal. With so many varied options and a hassle-free delivery system, make those 'loved ones' feel special in the click of a second, even if you are sitting miles apart.

[canisalbus]

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[cadere-art]

White rocks on the salt river / Rochers blancs au bord du fleuve

[lillystarreds]

Got to draw hetalia characters for my friends birthdays🥰🥰🥰

❤️Canada to @kleafia ❤️

💙Estonia to @scarlettlillies 💙

[nessembroidery]

Handmade 🎁

Have you not taken a look at my products? @nessembroidery

[triflingthing]

Gloomy Little Women - a gift wrap theme

[darqx]

2022 Xmas card trades were mini shaker bottles!...because past!Me decided to randomly buy some. Can you see the common thread between all my craft projects XDD These were actually pretty quick to put together all things considering (which was great cos I started them really late lol).

Pro tip never use plastic bottles like I did because ugh they scratch so easily.

Made from: Mini plastic bottles, craft paper, pipecleaner, felt, beads, buttons, thread, matchsticks, random scrapbooking bits and bobs

[cutecountryballs]

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[sentientstump]

its been 3 hours in the new year and lemme tell ya (like a time traveler) that its been alright so far👍🏼

happy new years everyone ! ! !

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Send Online Unique Gifts to Canada with Fast Delivery - TheGiftPortal

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[illustriousseu]

Canada get your aesthetic products

[groupwest]

EEEEEEEE my book came in the mail this morning and oh my god ……

i thought there were a bunch of names in the front pages when i first ordered it… but they’re not names. THEY ARE MAGIC WORDS…..!!!!

[mostlysignssomeportents]

The Tamakis' "Roaming"

Tomorrow (September 12) at 7pm, I'll be at Toronto's Another Story Bookshop with my new book The Internet Con: How to Seize the Means of Computation. On September 14, I'm hosting the EFF Awards in San Francisco.

Cousins Mariko Tamaki and #JillianTamaki are a graphic storytelling powerhouse, and their latest title, Roaming (from Drawn and Quarterly) is a stunner:

https://drawnandquarterly.com/books/roaming/

Roaming is the story of three young Canadian women meeting up for a getaway to New York City. Zoe and Dani are high-school best friends who haven't seen each other since they graduated and decamped for universities in different cities. Fiona is Dani's art-school classmate, a glamorous and cantankerous artist with an affected air of sophistication.

The three young women check into a youth hostel for a hotly anticipated long weekend, which turns into a complicated and moody marathon of debauchery, bonding, feuding, flirting, resentments and wonders.

The Tamakis' specialty is capturing the charged sexuality, subtle friendship power-moves, and intense but brittle friendship between young women. They're very good at it, which is why they won a Governor General's prize for their 2014 blockbuster This One Summer:

https://memex.craphound.com/2014/05/06/review-this-one-summer/

With Roaming we get a dizzying, beautifully wrought three-body problem as the three protagonists struggle with resentments and love, sex and insecurity. The relationships between Zoe, Dani and Fiona careen wildly from scene to scene and even panel to panel, propelled by sly graphic cues and fantastically understated dialog.

Meanwhile, NYC looms large as it only could in a story about young Canadians in the City. It's hard to overstate the glamour with which New York looms in the imagination of (many) young Canadians. Hence the old joke: "How many Canadians does it take to change a lightbulb? Two: one to change the bulb and one to go to New York and make sure lightbulbs are still cool." Or: "Toronto is New York run by the Swiss; the city that never sleeps…in."

I was one of those Canadian adolescents drunk on New York, on several occasions, and even today the City can just floor me. The Tamakis nailed this, from the facial expressions to the body-language of their characters, the push-pull of wanting to go to all the tourist traps and not wanting to be the kind of rube who goes to all the tourist traps.

All my female friends have stories of growing up in intense, three-way friendships that were forever turning into two-on-one fights, with allegiances shifting from moment to moment. Roaming tells the story of one such triangle, forming and shattering and re-forming in a sorefooted, exhilarating weekend in the greatest city in the world (TM). It's a love story about friendship and the transition from adolescence to adulthood, perfectly precise in its depiction of very specific people in a very specific time and place, and yet absolutely universal in the truths it reveals.

If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/09/11/as-canadian-as/#possible-under-the-circumstances

[goldenstarprincesses]

There's this fanfiction I read some years ago (can't find it for the life of me. Think it was on fanfiction.net) that had the plotline that young Alfred was almost snatched by the vengeful ghost of Eleanor Dare since she was angered that her family/daughter died while Alfred -who had been Virginia Dare's playmate-lived on and would will continue live on for eternity

My headcanon is that prior to almost being led to his (likely temporary) death by a vengeful spirt, Alfred had no fears relating to the super natural. Even before Arthur showed up, America had long been visited by those who stayed behind after their death. And Arthur probably introduced him to quite a few friendly ghosts back in England. And even more ghosts started showing up as the colonists settled in. Baby America could often be found babbling at a seemingly empty room or to himself while playing out in the fields. Honestly, before Matthew moved in, the ghosts of New England were baby Alfred's closest companions

So not only was little Alfred naturally trusting of ghosts, but he knew Eleanor and saw nothing wrong with following her down to the icy cold river in the middle of the winter. When she attempted to drag him under the ice, not only did he develop a life-long fear of ghosts but the seeds of his dislike of the cold were planted.

He was so deeply traumatized by almost being offed by the pissed-off ghost of Eleanor that the chemistry of his brain was forever changed. But it's not that he can't still see ghosts. America totally can. Like, he sees them clear as day or as clear as Arthur or Matthew do. However, he refuses to acknowledge them. He could be standing in a room of 20 ghosts (some that he may have communicated with as a child) and he will stead-fast refuse to admit that he actually can.

[knithacker]

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