They just happened to be the first people I saw in deserted Yaletown that Good Friday afternoon, and the scenario seemed to fit the stereotype quite well.
Yaletown Mommy
A friend told me various stories about his days in Yaletown and the people that call this Vancouver neighbourhood home. Now I'm not usually one to condone stereotypes but I just had to giggle when I saw this stylish woman smoking a cigarette while pushing a baby stroller on the edge of Yaletown.
They just happened to be the first people I saw in deserted Yaletown that Good Friday afternoon, and the scenario seemed to fit the stereotype quite well.
They just happened to be the first people I saw in deserted Yaletown that Good Friday afternoon, and the scenario seemed to fit the stereotype quite well.
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