Profiling Tepehua By Moonyeen KingPresident of the Board for Tepehuamoonie1935@yahoo.com According to the Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, exercise provides important support for those in drug/alcohol addiction treatment. A maintained exercise program often translates into maintained abstinence. Creating structure, a sense of accomplishment, and the natural “happy chemicals” exercise releases in the body […]
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Environmental Vandalism Now the Policy of U.S. Government By Dr. Lorin Swinehart There are some experiences that are imprinted indelibly upon our consciousness and endure forever. It was one of those hazy, lazy midsummer days, with the sun beating down upon the pastures and woodlots of rural northern Ohio, one of those bucolic days
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MOSHE and MARIA By Alvin Alexsi CurrierInspired by characters from the novel, “The Night” by Elie Wiesel. It was pouring rain on that Thursday night in early May of 1944. The pitch blackness of the sky and the steady roar of the storm, made it easy for Maria to slip past the German guards
Ancianitas de Santa Clara de Asis By Lisa Taylor This is a home, across the lake, near San Pedro Tesistan where, currently, 24 elderly women all of whom have been abandoned, with degenerative illnesses, live out the remainder of their lives under the care of three devoted sisters, two male nurses and a small
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How To Get Thrown Out Of A Brothel By Rosemary Grayson The pavement was wet. It was cold through my dress. My shoulders become slowly soaked; the skirt clung shroud like around my thighs. The new bouffant hair was bravely intact. Nothing touched my flesh for a few seconds ,time to glimpse legs, trousers
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Summer In San Blas By William Haydon Was I prepared for my first summer in Mexico? As the season draws to a close, I think I can reasonably conclude that the answer to that question is probably no. I can only blame myself for this, because in retrospect I can see that the clues
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Hector’s Story By Paul MacMahon Partnerships with shelters North of Mexico have become an ongoing lifeline for many of the traumatized dogs that find their way to The Ranch. Hector, was one of those dogs that got adopted by a couple living outside of Seattle. This is his story: Jan Gray who runs the
A Journey Of Change By Ana Rasgo This is my journey of change. When I first came to Mexico, I had not yet become a world citizen. My world revolved around a U.S. lifestyle and language. I had traveled before moving to Mexico, but I still saw everything according to my heritage. Since living
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Hurray For Harry! By An Anonymous Contributor Harry Truman was a different kind of President. He probably made as many or more important decisions regarding our nation’s history as any of the other 32 Presidents preceding him. However, a measure of his greatness may rest on what he did after he left the White
What Is A Retired Toddler? By Jake & Michelle Schomp Have you noticed some American toddlers tinkering around town this year? You may be surprised to find out that they’re just like you: they’re RETIRED! Yes, Henley (4) & Jagger (2) Schomp, better known as the “Retired Toddlers” have joined your retired ranks here
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