Front Row Center By Michael Warren After Magritte and The Real Inspector Hound By Tom StoppardDirected by Randy Warren These two one-act plays were created by Tom Stoppard in 1970, and were first performed in the Green Banana Restaurant at the Ambiance Lunch-hour Theatre Club in London. They are an exercise in wordplay and […]
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Wise Witicisms By the Ever-Elusive Anonymous 1. Where there’s a will, I want to be in it. 2. The last thing I want to do is hurt you. But it’s still on my list. 3. Since light travels faster than sound, some people appear bright until you hear them speak. 4. If I agreed
PERSONAL GROWTH —What is it? How to make it happen! By Dr. Daniel Acuff As we turn the corner from 2019 to 2020 most of us have probably given up on New Year’s resolutions. But the truth is most all of us are still very interested in what we could do to make our
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Pews By John Thomas Dodds Notwithstanding the pickling and pruning of the average older person the most widely seen cognitive change associated with ageing is that of the Procedural, Episodic, Working, and Semantic memory. The functioning or lack of is uniquely personal and can be of some concern. Personally this memory/recall thing doesn’t really
Prophet My spirit, thirsting, wandered lostThe grim and barren desert sand,And where two ancient pathways crossedI saw a six-winged seraph stand.With touch as light as sleep or sighsHis fingers brushed my burning eyes,And they beheld strange visions blazeAs if with startled eagle’s gaze.He gently touched my stricken ears—And roused the sounds of distant spheres:I
LAKESIDE LIVING Carol D. Bradley Email: cdbradleymex@gmail.com Phone: 33-2506-7525 January 2020 Feliz Año Nuevo from the Lakeside Living team. I will have much better vision this year…it’s 2020! The Lake Chapala Society hosts Open Circle every Sunday at 10AM, a popular community gathering in Ajijic every Sunday morning to enjoy a diverse range of presentations.
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Sugar Twist By Rico Wallace Old friends wiggled into the van, all except Cathy. Danny stopped her. “You’re not getting into this car without your diaper, honey,” he said. “I don’t want another mess.” Everybody laughed. “Don’t worry, sweetie,” she said. “I got it and one for you, if you need it.” She showed
“If ever our paths should cross again, I promise you this…” By Margie Keane “If ever our paths should cross again, I promise you this…” “That’s what he said, and there he is!” Whispered Marcia. Even after 25 years she recognized his “jock walk,” hands in pockets, kind of ambling along, almost a strut.
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MAKE-A-WISH—For An Old Lady By Steve Parker Naomi was ready to celebrate a birthday…she would be eighty years old, or as she often was heard to proclaim with a sparkle in her eye and an impish grin… “eighty going on seventy-three.” A strong sturdy woman from Swedish heritage, she had been a wife and
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The Image Of Mexico By Herbert W. Piekow(From the Ojo Archives) No image is more revered by Mexicans than that of the Virgin of Guadalupe. She appears on shirts worn by macho men, sewn onto school bags carried by students, as an emblem of faith around the necks of both sexes. The image of
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