Ojo Del Lago

FRONT ROW CENTER Guest Reviewer—Harriet Hart No Clue? The Stage Play   When regular reviewer Michael Warren asked me to take his place and review No Clue? for this issue of the Ojo, I had no clue that he was actually in the play.To my amusement, Michael gave an excellent performance as Colonel Mustard, the […]

Gods of the Earth     We were hidden deep in the caves of the earth  pushed to the surface by the cracks and shifts of the crust  walked and gave the moon her name fell in love with Venus and the stars We have rested in the folds of the sky traveled in swift

Asheville Ivy         My father planted the ivy three years before he died  he wanted their home to look fit – just right as it should have looked to join the pear and apple trees he had planted along the side now the ivy is mine to admire the pears and apples

Focus on Art By Rob Mohr A Fantasy of Color and Texture: The pastel paintings of Anita Lee   “The motivation for my seemingly empty landscapes is discovering a way to create a peaceful, serene world removed from the insanity of the one we are captured in.  I strive to create a fantasy of a

Anita’s Animals By Jackie Kellum   In  the summer  months  Anita had  an  increase of adult dogs & cats  being  turned-in to  her. The months of October and November  was  a period of  prolonged “puppy season”. In just a two week period alone, Anita accepted a nursing mother dog with her 10 puppies, another mother 

THIS WORLD of OURS By Bob Harwood Unfinished Business   As I write my final column in this series, I see much unfinished business in This World of Ours. OUR ENVIRONMENT. Climate change will become a survival issue for millions as growing urbanization and consumerism strain fragile ecosystems despite a leveling of population as fertility

A NEW LEASE—on Life! By Judit Rajhathy, B.A., RNCP, D.Ac. Save Your Own Life – Today   “One day you are fine and the next day your life is over,” says 44 year young Laureen, “and my attitude was always, I have a little diabetes but I can eat sugar.” Laureen is now on kidney

Viva la Vida LocaBy Sergio Drumond SERGIO DRUMOND is an artist, theologian and writer. Born in Brazil, he worked in Europe and Asia as a book illustrator, cartoonist, painter and animator. He also lived in the Philippines, Japan, and Thailand, teaching art as well as helping NGOs with social and relief work. He and his

CHILD of the month By Rich Petersen Mario Alberto Valencia Guzmán   Shown here with his mother and older brother is 13-year old Mario Alberto Valencia Guzmán. Mario Alberto lives with his family, including another brother and his father, in Ajijic. You may have seen his father Pedro at Jara Hardware store where he works,

Welcome to Mexico! By Victoria Schmidt Going North?   The one thing about living in Mexico that unifies all ex-pats is our need for that certain special item that isn’t available in Mexico. Whenever any of us travel back north, we are inundated with requests from other ex-pats for items to be picked up in