Halifax, Nova Scotia   To be updated shortly

The Prayer   Our Father, which art in heaven Hallowed be thy name Thy Kingdom Come  Thy Will be done On Earth as it is in Heaven   Give us this day our daily bread And forgive us our trespasses As we forgive those who tresspass against us   And lead us not into temptation But deliver us fronm Evil    For  Thine is the Kingdom  the  Power and the Glory Forever and ever Amen

The Beauty of Burnaby   My friend, David, moved to British Columbia after spending 40 years in Toronto exceling in an architecture career.       Over the years we communicated and he expressed his love of Vancouver and especially Burnaby. I was never really sure what he meant.    I visited Vancouver once a year ago and while I loved the beauty of Vancouver Island I didn't have much of an impression of Vancouver itself. Then today we were chatting online and he decided to share some of his photography of Burnaby and the skylines, the sunrises and the sunsets, the fog, the city and calm  blue light aura of all the scenery from his balcony and looking back at the city from the shorelines. I was blown away...    and we are sharing some of his photos here.    We hope you enjoy them        Click on PHOTOS  above 

  Charles (Chuck) Peter Morrisson  Mitchell Sep 19, 1941 — Nov 13, 2023 Chuck Mitchell, formerly of Oceola/Cobden and Ottawa, dearly loved father of Melanie Mitchell (feline friend River); Ryan Mitchell (wife Karen); Stephanie Mitchell (husband Denis Dion), all of Ottawa. Grandfather to Evan, Cameron, Adam, Michael & Mathieu. Great-grandfather to Malaki and Grace.Predeceased by parents Dr. Robert Morrison Mitchell & Jessie Claire Mitchell (nee Williams), brother, Robert Williams Alexander Mitchell; sister,  Tania Susanne Mitchell, step-mother,  Elizabeth  Mitchell (neeWinton) and his children's mother Connie McCormick. Survived by brother Terrence "Terry" Mitchell and numerous extended family members.   Chuck Mitchell was a prominent photojournalist for The Canadian Press news agency who captured iconic images of Canadian political history from the 1960s through the 1980s. Archival Legacy: Photos credited to "Chuck Mitchell/The Canadian Press" are frequently used by major media outlets and historical archives to illustrate pivotal moments in modern Canadian history Political Photography: His work documented major historical figures and events in Ottawa, including Prime Ministers Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Lester B. Pearson, and Brian Mulroney, as well as national crises like the 1970 October Crisis and international visits. (This latter portion of description is courtesy of google..  Little did I know that one could just google his name and Canadian Press.. and find out who he was)    POST RETIREMENT: After retiring, Chuck, who lived in Hazeldean Ontario most of his working life, retired to the small village of Osceola  North and West of Ottawa near Renfrew. During his years here he continued on with his artistic nature and his love of wildlife and dabbling in other forms of artistic expression.   To me Chuck was always a quiet mild-mannered man unless he was forced to anger and behind his hunting, fishing, outdoorsman exterior there lived a passionate creative man that few people understood but many enjoyed...

Karaoke Guy is a Toronto, Canada resident who sings for his own entertainment and the entertainment of his friends and family He has graciously allowed JTMWorld to use some of his music here. Click on the 'MUSIC' Tab to enjoy