A Haunting Memory By Margie Keane George was sitting up in bed, sipping from a brandy snifter. For some reason he was thinking about his late wife. Maybe because it was Halloween, and it was a year ago to the day that she died. Not that he was sad about it. A malevolent smile […]
Profiling Tepehua By Moonyeen KingPresident of the Board for Tepehuamoonie1935@yahoo.com November is nostalgic. Eight years ago (2010) a small group of people decided to change their little part of the planet. And they did. By opening a Community Center for the poor and Indigenous. It was slow at first, as natives and strangers danced
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What A Mess, or Mass! Did you ever wonder why things that are static and basically accepted are vulnerable to change? Part of it may be that humans get bored, or simply just want to rock the boat. Lately we have seen great disruption in a time-honored standard at sports events by opening with the
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LIZ WHITE: 1930–2018An Appreciation Elizabeth (Liz) Pendleton White passed this September in Riberas after a brief illness. Liz was a multi-gifted lady of the Arts and Humanities, one of life’s fortunate people who recognize and act on their own personal callings from a young age. An accomplished stage actress, backstage maven, a published poet,
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Welcome to Mexico! By Victoria Schmidt This year’s rainy season has helped to revitalize the lake. And like many people here at Lakeside, I love to sit near the lake and attempt to sort out my thoughts, or just get rid of my thoughts all together. The lake is at its highest point since
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I THOUGHT I HAD IT BAD—Until I Met Pat By Steve Parker I lay there on my rug waiting for the sun to come winking through the lower glass panes on the back porch door. The same darn ritual every day for as long as a dog can remember. Is this what life is
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What Is It To Live A Spiritual Life By Dr. Daniel Acuff So many people, myself included, when asked: what religion are you, respond with “I am spiritual, not religious.” But when I sat down to write this article, I realized I hadn’t a clear notion of what it meant to truly live a
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Why Rage? The days are growing shorter, a blithe oxymoronto deceive ourselves with simple sleight of tongue,while in the dwindling of days lies the melancholyof December, the mind so tricked by early darknessit yearns for sleep before the evening meal is done. No artificial light can rescue us. He tries the light offootball on
Yummy! By Sydney GayResident Chef, International Cities of Friendship Sydney Gay “I ceberg lettuce would smile if it could,” says Marion Cunningham, “It is sturdy and has a surprisingly delicate flavor.” Many chefs knock iceberg lettuce choosing to serve Shepherd Greens; however, fancy greens cannot do what iceberg lettuce can. Health conscious people often
YUCATAN—The Place You Cannot Miss! By Greg Custer Ask most travelers where they’ve been in Mexico, and many will answer ‘the Yucatán.’ They are right of course, if they mean the thumb-shaped, flat shelf of porous limestone that separates the Gulf of Mexico from the Caribbean. But Yucatán (you-cah-TAHN) is also the name of
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