Anselmo Damasio Notes

Port Burwell, Ontario, started as an important 19th-century port for timber, grain, and shipbuilding. Founded by Col. Mahlon Burwell in the 1830s, it became a busy Lake Erie trade hub, complete with a lighthouse and a plank road. Today, Port Burwell is a popular spot in Bayham, loved for its sandy beaches, Port Burwell Provincial Park, the HMCS Ojibwa submarine museum, and the Marine Museum &…

How sweet it is to be loved by youHow sweet it is to be loved by youI needed the shelter of someone’s arms and there you wereI needed someone to understand my ups and downs and there you wereWith sweet love and devotionDeeply touching my emotionI want to stop and thank you babyI wanna stop and thank you baby, yes I doHow sweet it is to be loved by you, feels so fineHow sweet it is to be loved by…

Sometimes I fall to my knees and prayCome Jesus comeLet today be the daySometimes I feel like I’m gonna breakBut I’m holding onTo a hope that won’t fade Come Jesus comeWe’ve been waiting so longFor the day You returnTo heal every hurtAnd right every wrongWe need You right nowCome and turn this aroundDeep down I knowThis world isn’t homeCome Jesus come There’ll be no warAnd there’ll be no…

There is something wonderful about Niagara Falls, and it’s no wonder that my wife and I love this place. Something so spectacular that only God can explain why He created something so magnificent and marvelous. We live in a wonderful world with breathtaking natural landscapes. This leads me to question, why does humanity spend 99% of the time trying to destroy it? – One day, I hope that we will…

The Monument to the Discoveries was first erected in 1940, as a temporary structure integrated into the Portuguese World Exhibition. Built with perishable materials, it had a lightweight structure of iron and cement, with the sculptural composition molded in “estafe” (a mixture of various kinds of plaster and tow, consolidated by a wooden or iron framework). In 1960, on the occasion of the 500th…

For us, visiting the Cave of the Winds in Niagara Falls, New York, USA, marked another milestone marked off on our bucket list. If you want to witness us engaging in something truly radical and off the grid, here it is. For us, anything more radical than this appears improbable, though the future may hold surprises. The Cave of the Winds in Niagara Falls, New York, opened its doors in 1924,…

Montreal was the perfect destination for my wife and me in the summer of 2021. We had a blast discovering the city’s history, culture, and music through its many attractions. We were amazed by the Leonard Cohen mural on Saint-Laurent Boulevard, which pays tribute to the legendary singer-songwriter who was born in Montreal. We also visited the McCord Museum, where we learned about the indigenous…

This year has been quite tough; I read very little, at least non-technical books, as I was taking a course, which occupied much of my free time. It was an atypical year, but productive in that regard. Despite that, I managed to read a few but good books, with Barack Obama’s ‘The Promised Land’ being a standout. I’ve always admired him greatly, and I received this book as a Christmas gift. It’s…

Summer vibes with rain at Parc des Champs de Bataille in Quebec City! My Wife and I immersed ourselves in the rich history of this stunning park, where echoes of past battles linger in the air. The vibrant greenery and panoramic views made it a perfect escape. Navigating through the pathways, we discovered hidden corners and embraced the magic of the city’s past.