Welcome to Mexico! By Victoria Schmidt A Rescue in Mexico “This horse is dying,” she said as she slowly walked the horse towards me. Its hide was stretched over the skeletonized frame with each bone protruding. Two abscesses marred his front legs weeping puss with bits of weed and grass stuck to the wounds.
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Planting for Future By Judy Baehr Lake Chapala Issues from the Ground Up For many years Wendee Hill and Marie Pruden, founders and directors of ACÁ, have worked on issues that threaten Lake Chapala and the people who live around it. At the Living Lakes Conference this March, Wendee spoke of the need to
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Notes From Nestipac By Phyllis Rauch Did You Know? As a Lakeside old timer, I often find myself sharing odd (as in varied) pieces of information with recent arrivals to the area. Sometimes ex-pats who have already been here for a few years, are also surprised. Let’s see how many of these facts are
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CHILD of the month By Rich Petersen Eber Emmanuel Vilchis López Niños Incapacitados would like you to meet little Eber Emmanuel Vilchis López. Eber is 18 months old and lives with his family in Ixtlahuacán. He has three siblings: Moisés, Edgar and Clara. His mother, Maria Guadalupe, is a housewife and his father, Alfredo,
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Joyful Musings By Joy Birnbach Dunstan, MA, LPC, MAC Tapping Into Wellness With EFT “How about trying something weird today?” That’s what I generally ask my clients the first time I present a technique from the newly emerging field of energy psychology. The particular modality of energy psychology that I use most often is
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That Special Time Of Life By Margaret Van Everymargaret.vanevery@gmail.com Egg cells peak numerically during the embryo’s 20th week of gestation at around 6 or 7 million, after which they dramatically degenerate and decline in number throughout a woman’s life. Only about 500 cells are actually used for potential fertilization, and at menopause only a few
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Hearts at Work —A Column by Jim Tipton “…human, lovely, and sufficient unto itself.” As I enter middle age—I turn seventy in two years—I think more and more about relationships of short duration. Most of the people I know well in both Colorado and Mexico have had “one night stands,” so popular in the
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Welcome to Mexico By Victoria Schmidt Mexican Currency I admit it. I am dumbfounded by the currency of Mexico, coming from the USA where all currency was green and on cotton fiber and uniform size for the notes, and the coins while in various sizes, were uniform in color. The currency from my first
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A NEW LEASE—on Life! By Judit Rajhathy, B.A., RNCP, D.Ac. Like the Nike Commercial says – Just Do It! “Are you kidding me? I’m not letting them put a tube up my ass!” “I’m not subjecting myself to such an invasive test!” “To be perfectly honest I am afraid of what they are going
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THIS WORLD of OURS By Bob Harwood The Israeli Palestinian Conflict The Israeli Palestinian Conflict. While in Israel 35 years ago I encountered gunfire on Temple Mount, roadblocks on an excursion into the West Bank, bleak refugee camps in the desert, camps now occupied by third generation Arabs. Endless procrastination in resolving this conflict was
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