Notes From Nestipac By Phyllis Rauch A Love Affair – with Books My present to myself has just arrived—an Amazon Kindle reading device. I was fond of my ipod, as constant readers know, but have fallen head over heels with my latest tech acquisition, which can instantly download up to 1500 books. Prior to
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FRONT ROW CENTERBy Michael Warren The DresserBy Ronald HarwoodDirected by Larry King This was a good performance of a difficult play. It’s a stagy, self-conscious play that can only work when the two principal actors deliver amazing performances. Don Rausch and Fred Koesling do deliver, but in the end the play itself fails to
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Planting for the Future By Judy Baehr Got a Cold? Nobody has colds these days. Everyone has flu instead. It’s more fashionable. The fact is, if you admit you have a cold, you get shunned because (a) nobody wants your cold; (b) it is your fault you got the cold because healthy people do
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Ask Carolyn By Carolyn Comedo DEAR CAROLYN: Some years ago I met Eduardo on a double date. He swept me off my feet and we eloped. Soon I discovered that he was already married so I sent him packing. Later I heard that he had died so I got married again to José. Then
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RHYTHMS OF THE NIGHT By Jeannie Weiner The road, once dusty, is now paved in stone, but the tiny, clean coffee shop is still across from the sign, “NO TIMESHARE, DISCOUNTS, WHALE WATCHING, SUNSET CRUISES. As I sit savoring the coffee and eating my favorite sandwich with scrambled egg, jalapenos, onions and tomatoes, I
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BORDER BOREDOM By Ed Tasca Because of the current U.S. recession, the fed’s less aggressive pursuit of illegals and a severely reduced flow of Mexican immigrants across the U.S. border, it’s been reported that U.S. border agents – normally alert, professional and keen – are having a hard time managing the lack of action
CHILD of the month By Rich Petersen Xochitl Natalí García Márquez Niños Incapacitados is happy to introduce you to Xochitl Natalí García Márquez. Perhaps you haven’t heard or seen this name before—Xochitl (pronounced SO-chil) comes from the indigenous Náhuatl language (a pre-Hispanic language) and means “flower.” Little Xochitl is two years old and lives
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Joyful Musings By Joy Birnbach Dunstan, MA, LPC, MAC I’m OK. Are You OK? So what do you really think about yourself? Do you like you? Do you believe you are deserving of happiness and success? Are you confident and self-assured? One of our most difficult yet essential tasks is developing healthy self-esteem. Considering
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Hearts at Work —A Column by Jim Tipton “…doing little things for the love of God.” Brother Lawrence (1611-1691) is best known for the useful little book, based on his writings, compiled after his death, The Practice of the Presence of God and his Letters and Spiritual Maxims. Brother Lawrence was a monk in
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A NEW LEASE—on Life! By Judit Rajhathy, B.A., RNCP, D.Ac. Shake Your Booty! Did you know that new research indicates that in order to stay slim and fit and keep your heart healthy you need to be exercising not a half hour to an hour per day but at least 60 to 90 minutes
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