KELLY HAYES-RAITT—Whose License Plate Says “Dosmthn” By Margaret Van Every Kelly Hayes-Raitt shares an ice cream with Nebras, an Iraqi beggar she met before the US-led invasion and found again in a Baghdad market four months after the war started. Photo by Yosiko Robinson Kelly Hayes-Raitt has briefly come to roost Lakeside while she […]
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The World of Wine By Ceci Rodriguez The Price Of A Wine How much should you have to pay for a specific wine? It depends on your disposable income and, especially, on what gives you pleasure. It is important to remember that good quality wines exist at all levels. It is not a monopoly
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Child of the Month By Rich Petersen María Fernanda Aimar Obregón This angelic face belongs to 13-year old María Fernanda Aimar Obregón. Fernanda lives in Ajijic with her younger sister and her father, Sergio, who is a stained glass artist. Sergio is a single Dad, raising his two daughters on his own and doing
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This World Of Ours By Bob Harwoodbharwoodb@hotmail.com My Vision For Canada Canada’s fourth election in seven years transformed the political landscape. Conservatives won 54% of the seats to form a majority. New Democrats won 33% and Liberals plummeted to less than 19%. The Bloc Quebecois fell from 40 to just 4 seats and the
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Radiation Tour Of Japan By J. C. Kottler Ann Coulter, right-wing provocateur, assures us that radiation is good for your health. She writes, “…anyone exposed to excess radiation from the nuclear power plants is now probably much less likely to get cancer.” This gave me a wonderful idea for a business opportunity– the first
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AS I SEE IT By Henri LoridansRLMSC@prodigy.net.mx SYLVIA by Bryce Courtenay (McArthur & Company 2007) I recently inherited a stack of books, several by authors with whom I was not familiar. Bryce Courtenay is one of these writers, and I admit this knowing that my not being acquainted with him reflects negatively on my
THE TILLY & TOMMY REPORT By Fred Mittag In our March column, we asked our readers to send in some of their animal stories. What follows is the first one in what we hope will be a long series. “A Dog Named Bruno” Alejandro Grattan noted in his February “Editor’s Page” that dogs benefit,
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OF FAITH AND FABLES By Bob Haynes Becoming A Possibilitarian The older I get, the more convinced I am that Charles Swindoll was correct when he wrote about having only one string to pull as we approach each new day. That string is “attitude” and I have the choice to choose which attitude I
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Wondrous Wildlife By Vern and Lori Gieger Mickey, Minnie and Friends Mice, there are approximately 1,100 species in this enormous group and they are classified into several families. Undoubtedly the most popular mouse is Mickey; however, the best known mouse species is the common house mouse. It is found in nearly all countries and
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Senior Internet Dating In Florida FOXY LADY FROM KINGS POINT Sexy, fashion-conscious blue-haired beauty, 80’s, slim, 5’4’ (used to be 5’6’), searching for sharp-looking, sharp-dressing companion. Matching white shoes and belt a plus. LONG-TERM COMMITMENT – BOCA TEECA Recent widow who has just buried fourth husband, and am looking for someone to round out
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