Rain, Rain, RAIN! During the hot arid months of spring, we anxiously await the arrival of the rainy season. We get to the point where we beg for cooler temperatures, and moisture to tamp down the endless dust and refill our evaporating lake. Each summer we feel the temperatures rise higher and higher. People make […]
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San Juan Cosalá is a charming lakeside town located on the shores of Lake Chapala, perfect for those seeking peace, tradition, and a connection with nature. Its cobblestone streets, colorful murals, and calm atmosphere make it a special place to enjoy at a relaxed pace. Strolling through San Juan Cosala, to its public spaces invites
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The Day of the Cross in Ajijic is one of the town’s most beloved celebrations, held every May 3. Families decorate crosses and altars outside their homes with flowers, papel picado, food, fruit, and drinks, creating a vibrant display of devotion and color. This tradition blends religious beliefs with the warmth of community, bringing together
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Armando Garcia-Davila is the author of collections of poetry, short stories, two novels. He has been widely published in newspapers, magazines, periodicals and anthologies. He served as the Literary Laureate of Healdsburg, California for 2000-2002. A Winter’s Alcove There are sorrowful chilled fogs these days that remind one of his mortality. We are in that season when
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Part One One hundred and four countries celebrate Mother’s Day; 77 of them (including the U.S. and Mexico) celebrate the day in May. It is a good thing to do, but I have always felt that the day should also include honoring the various women in our lives who have made a significant impact on
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Intimate conversations on writing and life by notable poets of the 20th Century BOOK REVIEW Written by Michael Hogan Reviewed by Des Sjoquist During our lifetime we cross paths with literally thousands of human beings. Every once in a while, we recognize one that is particularly impactful and special. I had the good fortune of
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A bus full of dogs? In February, 20 Ranch dogs headed up to new lives in Oregon on the rescue bus, aka Angel. After several years of critical and dangerous overcrowding, the Ranch was relieved to send this many dogs “up North” at one time. Ranch volunteer and “dog travel agent” Julie Wittman was the
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