THE DARWIN NOMINEES FOR 2014—And the Winner is . . .! Nominee No. 1: [San Jose Mercury News]: An unidentified man, using a shotgun like a club to break a former girlfriend’s windshield, accidentally shot himself to death when the gun discharged, blowing a hole in his gut. Nominee No. 2: [Kalamazoo Gazette]: James
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THE ROADS By Teri Saya We had removed the back seats and loaded up our Toyota RAV with everything important to us that would fit, inside and on top. Heading for the border of Mexico past San Diego, I bid my home state and country goodbye. The first thing I noticed once we passed
EL DORADO—EL DORADO; Bilingual Edition, 242 pages EL ÚLTIMO TOQUE DE RETRETA—THE LAST TATTOO; Bilingual Edition, 251 pages Both written by Robert Bruce Drynan Translation by Yolanda Ramírez Míchel Reviewed by Carol L. Bowman Any author who has written and published a book knows what an accomplishment it is to launch just one book
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Hearts at Work A Column by Jim Tipton “Charmed back to a forgotten World” Some years back while I was wandering around Peru, early one early morning I stepped onto a bus and began a journey down the coast. As the bus maneuvered south through the grey city of Lima, made even greyer by
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Letters to the Editor Dear Sir: Robert Nipper says that green movements “are not a bad thing,” but that anything related to “sustainability” is “a Communist front bent on control.” A child of a Nebraska farm family, solidly Republican, I was raised to believe that the Bible taught us to care for the land
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Free To Be Me I wish for you the perfect giftunder the perfect treenot locked in a box,ribboned or tucked in a sock,but open for all to see as visible as the brightest star,this gift, hopefully received most festively,would simply, and mindfully be“a present me” In this season of your makingI wish for you
HERE’S TO THE GAP YEAR: Opening Eyes and Hearts By Rita Golden Gelman I’ve been popping in and out of countries around the world for 28 years. I have no home and no possessions; I’m a citizen of the world. My recent visit to Ajijic reaffirmed the fact that we are all enriched when
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Letters to the Editor Dear Sir: There are 2 ads in your Nov. magazine about someone downsizing & wanting to get rid of their dogs. I was appalled that they consider a dog a part of their stuff that they can just discard! We have 2 cats, one 14 & one 17 years of
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Think About It! By Bernie Suttle “Step out of the van, Sir. Put your hands on your head and tell me who you are and what you are doing.” “Clyde T. Cruller’s the name. “T” is for Travis, hero of the Alamo. Born in West-by-God Virginia and now live in far-from-God Arizona. What d’ya
THE “DEATH” OF ELVIS—Another Perspective By Tom Eck The most notorious case I undertook was a lawsuit against Elvis Presley—the “King of Rock and Roll.” After the last show of his appearance, Elvis would have a party in his room for all the unmarried women. Ralph Warner and his girlfriend, Gina De Marco, attended
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