Return Of Cabo San Lucas Fiction by Kathy L. Price “Ow,” Courtney cringed and lifted the strap over her shoulder. This was the worst sunburn, ever. She always used sunscreen, but had not done so that day. After checking into the hotel, they’d hit the bar. Nothing after that was clear but she must
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CAROLINA AYALA—A Force of Nature By I.M. Burnen Living in the Midwest in the early 60’s I woke from a nap one warm June afternoon to discover the top two floors of my home had disappeared.That force of nature, the tornado, had visited me and I responded by immediately moving to London. Not since
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LAKESIDE LIVING Sandy OlsonPhone: 331-283-8529Email: sandyzihua@hotmail.com August 2014 PAST EVENTS THE NAKED STAGE The most recent production of Naked Stage was Mass Appeal, directed by Graham Miller. The cast members were Allen McGill and John Jones. IBPA AWARD Alejandro Grattan has won a Benjamin Franklin Digital Book Silver Award from the Independent
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Letters To The Editor Dear Sir: I may be a bit behind my reading, but I’m whole-heartedly behind Lorin Swinehart’s guest editorial in January’s El Ojo: “Wildlife Crime — A Moral Outrage!” Swinehart brilliantly connects the dots among wildlife poaching, arms dealers, modern day slave traders and drug dealers, pointing out that the illegal
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Sojourner’s Truth By Mark Sconce By now, most Americans are aware that the author of the Declaration of Independence and the third president of the United States fathered at least one and probably five other children with a house slave girl by the name of Sally Hemings.* But I wonder how many know, as
Profiling Tepehua By Moonyeen King moonie1935@yahoo.com “Life isn’t about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain” Drumming on the tin roofs of the habitats of Tepehua, the rain sounds like marbles as the echo bounces off the cement floors and walls of the 10 x12 homes. The walls bead
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Child Of The Month By Barb Corol This beautiful little girl is Mayte, diagnosed shortly after birth with Cerebral Palsy. Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a broad term used to describe a group of chronic “palsies” – disorders that impair control of movement due to damage to the developing brain. CP usually develops by age 2
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Bridge By The Lake By Ken Masson Duplicate bridge fans are well aware of the importance of overtricks but sometimes you need to be in the correct contract before those additional tricks can materialize. In this month’s hand, South opened 1 spade with 17 high card points. North responded 1 no trump which in
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The Dogs By Teri Saya Different sizes, different breeds, you see them trotting in packs or sometimes alone, but they all have that same desperate look about them. The street dogs are wary, dirty, and smart. We had lost our dog to cancer three years ago and once we settled in Mexico, we started
Ain’t Life Grand! By Jack Fink SOME STUDIES now indicate that there are substances in tea that may help prevent cancer. IN SOME COUNTRIES, cats were officially considered part of the personnel of museums, prisons, libraries and post offices. The New Zealand Postal Service only recently crossed cats off its list of personnel. “PSYCHOANALYSIS
