Letters to the Editor July 26, 2020 An Open Letter to El Ojo del Lago To: Victoria A Schmidt, Editor-in-Chief Via email – elojodellago@gmail.com Greetings, As a resident of Lakeside since 2012, I share a deep love for my community with most expats living here. I enjoy living in an area that is diverse […]
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Profiling Tepehua By Moonyeen KingPresident of the Board for Tepehuamoonie1935@yahoo.com Tepehua Centro Comunitario AC is finally taking the plunge and diving headfirst into the potable water business in response to the plight of the villages calling out for help as the people are losing young loved ones to kidney failure. As things stand now the choices
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From the Compilation “The year of Living Dangerously” By John Thomas Dodds que pasó The wonder no longer passes through here the absentee landlords of your uniqueness disembark, assemble your wives and children into cadres of convenience satisfied they return to their corporate havens in the fat and familiar It leaves one looking for
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I Am The One Poetry by John Sacelli I am the Father, I am the Son I am the Mother, I am the Nun I am the Father, I am the Sun I am the Mother, I am the Moon I am the bullet, I am the gun I am the Many, I am
Pulling on the Leash By William Franklin Like the village of Santa Poco in Three Amigos, I too have a skill. I’m good at gaining weight while watching TV. I’ve got it down, it’s an art form and I’ll take my 40 days in the desert—or my 40 days of rain or my 40 days
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Rachel McMillen—A Life of Sea Changes By Keira Morgan A Life in Three Acts Rachel McMillen is a familiar face in the Lakeside community. Many know her from the Introduction to Lakeside course she conducts; or perhaps her Creative Writing course. Or as managing editor of the Lake Chapala Society’s monthly newsletter, Conecciones. In
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Editor’s Page By Victoria A. Schmidt “A house divided against itself cannot stand.”–Abraham Lincoln COVID has infected every country in the world. Every territory. Only Antarctica remains unaffected. I struggle daily reading about and listening to people justifying their refusal to wear a piece of cloth across their nose and mouth in order to
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Fault Lines By Tom Nussbaum tomnussbaum005@gmail.com There are many people to blame. Many people. A lot of people. I’ve been told there are over one million people to blame. And there are groups and organizations to blame, too. Bad groups. Very bad groups. Really bad groups. It was their fault. I was the victim.
If Our Pets Could Talk By Jackie Kellum Many people have more than one pet—cats, dogs, or a combination. When you have many pets, you usually do not buy just one bag of food at a time, but rather you purchase several bags or cans. With this kind of purchasing, it is very important
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Bridge By The Lake By Ken Masson Bridge players learn early in their careers that the most desirable holdings in a trump suit are a minimum of eight cards between declarer and dummy. This gives them a degree of confidence in making contracts that lesser holdings would not. But like many things in life
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