Ojo Del Lago

Ojo Del Lago

My Lost Mexico

My Lost Mexico A Novel by James MichenerCommentary by Alan Robertson   Suppose you have worked for three years on a novel and have finished two-thirds of it. Suppose you have a six- minute talk with your publisher whose judgment you respect. Then suppose this short conversation makes you feel that you have lost control

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HAVE YOU SEEN—Your doctor’s or dentist’s ad lately?

HAVE YOU SEEN—Your doctor’s or dentist’s ad lately?   If you have, congratulate him—it means that they are up-to-date with all licenses and permits regarding their practice here in Mexico. If you take a closer look at your medical practitioner’s ad, you will see the  Coprisjal (Jalisco’s Health Secretariat Permit to Advertise) approval  number somewhere

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Escondido*

Escondido*   Raymond doesn’t know his own name.He speaks Spanish, prefers his coffee black. I am waiting a train, to go home, to Eastport in Maine.I can feel the dew rising. Escondido is waking.On the grill eggs are scrambling. The aroma of day. A dog’s watching from not far away.A girl with black hair, pony

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