Profiling Tepehua By Moonyeen KingPresident of the Board for Tepehuamoonie1935@yahoo.com Incredibly enough, in 2019 women still find themselves with their backs against the wall, fighting for their rights against violence, Femicide, job inequality, lack of representation for family violence and rape, and other forms of oppression. “Poverty has a woman’s face”, a term used […]
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Jaltepec Special Events at Jaltepec Centro Educativo By Carole & Terry Baker Our Annual Open House event for the local community who are interested in learning more about Jaltepec, the Technical University in Hotel & Hospitality Management, will take place on Tuesday, February 19th starting at 11:00AM. Young women from all over Mexico
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Fall From Grace By Julie Mignard Dear Father Andrew, It has been a very long time since we’ve spoken. Not just that, it’s been a lived-life since I was the little girl squealing in delight when you tossed me over your head. I still cherish those feelings about you. They are disassociated now from
Welcome to Mexico! By Victoria Schmidt No room at the Inn A Face Book meme has a billboard photo of the Grinch that says, “Don’t move to Ajijic—We’re Full.” Dale Palfrey also referenced this graphic in a story in a recent Guadalajara Reporter. This resonates with me. Each time I hear of a new
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Houston, The Eagles And Hotel California By David Adamson Harper I was invited to Houston to present an old friend into the USA Rugby Hall of Fame at a banquet at the downtown Hilton Americas hotel. The date had been arranged to coincide with a rugby match between the USA and Scotland on the
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NIXON’S THE ONE —The Surprising Environmental Record of our 37th President By Dr. Lorin Swinehart He seems to glower at us from old newsreels and the pages of history texts. Unlike such other national leaders as Franklin Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan, he seems not to have inspired affection even among his most fervid supporters.
The Superfluity Of Valentine’s Day A time for lovers, so they say,for me it’s just another day,since all my days begin and end,with thoughts of you.The truest day to celebrate,the day you came into my view,every day since then, too rich to calculate,but fearful you might not appreciate,I must give another clue,to the depth
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The Torn Flag Flapping limply on broken string,Its power gone, merely a thing.Symbol of country, of honor and glory,Marched into battle, tells many a story. But what if the barriers dividing our landsNo longer were needed, instead, linking hands,We’d lower the poles flying separatist flags,Stop fighting each other, they’d soon become rags,No more to
The Hourglass By Michael James Cook She cried to the Southern Wind as she took him to her sacred place All vestiges that had protected her were scattered In a bedroom that had waited many years to see her form revealed In her beautiful naked wedding gown The tide of her womb drew him
If Our Pets Could Talk By Jackie Kellum Who is the better listener? Your spouse / partner or your pet? A poll by Associated Press Poll did a survey of pet owners of both sexes asking this question. The spouse / partner did not come out one hundred per cent. In fact, a third
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