STAY HEALTHY! By J. Manuel Cordova, M. D. “ STRESS THE OTHER KILLER “PART III Epilog INTERPERSONAL CONFLICTS: Difficulties in coping are not always a matter of the individual and his or her circumstances. Often, life`s hurdles include dealing with personality conflicts. There are three kinds: Family, marital, or job- related . FAMILY CONFLICTS: […]
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—IN MEMORIAM— DIANE WILSON 1948-2011 Diane Wilson was born in San Francisco, California, the first of five children raised by Jennie and Bryce Wilson. She graduated from high school in Manhattan Beach, California, and planned to have a career in nursing until relocating to Guadalajara in 1968 to wed Salvador Aguilar Garcia. Following her
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MEXICO—Better And Healthier Than People Think! The population is aging, so many of the people who currently hold jobs are retiring, opening up jobs for younger workers. The last two presidential administrations fostered and encouraged home ownership, which is building a growing middle class. The current administration, at great cost across the board, is
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LINCOLN AND THE COPPERHEADS —Yesterday and Today By David A. Harper Democrats and Republicans, left and right, are separated by many issues but opposition to war has been one of the most basic principals of the Democratic left in the USA since the party was first formed circa 1800. It first became vitriolic when
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A Refugee’s Cycle of Despair By Kenneth John Clarke (Ed. Note: The poem below is in response to material that Kelly Hayes-Raitt read to the Ajijic Writers’ Group. By way of an explanation, Kelly writes: “In 2008, I spent the summer volunteering with Iraqi refugees in Damascus, Syria, through an excellent program coordinated by
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You Don’t Know Harry! By Tod Jonson On a crowded, celebrity-star-studded night in our Ajijic auditorium (May 3, 2011) Harry Wylie became the latest LIFETIME ACHIEVER here at Lakeside, being the only local author ever to write a book which was turned into a 5-time top award-winning movie. Harry Wylie was born and educated
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A Day In The Life Of A Government-Hater By Jeff Parker Joe gets up at 6 a.m. and fills his coffeepot with water to prepare his morning coffee. The water is clean because some tree-hugging liberal fought for minimum water-quality standards. With his first swallow of water, he takes his daily medication. His medications
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Marilyn We loved her years ago, before the lines of age could ever mark her face, before the history books defined her place in wax museums and in cinematic lore – before we knew her, we had loved her so as one might love a memory of snow- white skin and rosy lips – and
Letter to the Editor Dear Editor:I have to agree with David Harper in his Letter to the Editor in the June issue of El Ojo in that I have concluded the magazine’s political philosophy enunciated primarily by two columnists is predictably statist in their tiresome advocacy of more government control of everything. A third
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It’s Okay To Get Old—Everybody Does It, Sooner or Later! By Scott Richards Why apologize for grey hair, it looks good with black. So does white in case you go straight there not pausing at salt and pepper. Concentrate on all the things we are no longer expected to do, speeds we must maintain,
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