Sunset on Queen Street

Toronto's Queen Street

These workers are getting ready to return to their families in Mexico. This was the last English class for the summer of 2008. They are happy to leave, and they are looking forward to once again holding their loved ones in their arms. They all are talking about the FIESTA that's waiting for them.



Eager Migrant Workers are learning ESL from the Even Better Foundation's volunteer.
You can help too! Contact me! We need many more English teachers for the many more locations. (no experience is necessary).




The chocolate and hot chocolate were invented in Mexico. These beautiful mugs are used in the Mexicanada Restaurant in Bradford. Try it one day!



These plants were grown by the Migrant Workers in Bradford, Ontario.




'Only when the last tree has died and the last river been poisened and the last fish been caught will we realize we cannot eat money...'
-Cree Native saying

Mr. Bear

O.K., today he will not eat us.
phew.... thank God!

...and here HE comes, Mr. Bear...slowly, graciously, and curiously.
He's thinking about what he should have for lunch.

At the cottage.

The sound of the loon is indescribable. One must hear it and experience it to believe it.
It is incredible. This early morning I heard two adult loons crying and laughing while teaching their two little babies all about freedom.

Lake Angus

Runaway canoe.

Silence... and a little bird's chirping here and there... maybe a leaf has fallen behind me...silence again.

This is the only picture that wasn't taken by me. Danny took it.
He remembered that I took a shot of him in front of a hay stack, and he asked Dee to try a similar shot. I like the colours.

The parent swan is teaching the youngsters how to find food in Lake Ontario.