“THE ‘S’ WORD” By Tom Nussbaum He was cool, the kind of street-smart cool that warned people, “Don’t mess with me!” His walk was a strut. His posture exhibited confidence. His brown eyes were observant, alert, yet seductive, and although they had been hardened by life, in their depths, were hints of vulnerability. He, […]
LAKESIDE LIVING Sandy Olson Phone: 331-283-8529 Email: sandyzihua@hotmail.com December 2017 NO, THERE’S NO NUDITY The Lakeside Little Theatre’s latest production is Calender Girls. It’s directed by Candace Luciano. Performances are December 8-17, at 7:30 pm and 3 pm. The first Saturday and both Sundays are matinees. The play is based on the true story
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Bad Vision For New Generations? By Dr. Rigoberto Rios In my profession I am faced daily with a wide range of diseases of the eye that are mostly from a genetic load, or the accumulation of oxidation produced by ageing, our food and habits of life. In recent years we have asked ourselves in
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Life As Dodgeball My strategy in life was “low key.” Stay on the back line and Let the brave ones be up front so they could Ride motorcycles, climb cliffs, and walk across ropes pulled tight. The front line made their fully-expected early exits. Head-on crashes, falls from high cliffs, and trips over
I Can See Russia From My Stateroom By Carol L. Bowman Part II—A Russian Tea Party Rather than touring more buildings, twelve ship passengers opted to visit a Russian family’s home for tea. Means of transportation, the Metro! Using a city’s subway system always makes me feel ‘like one of the locals.’ We met
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For Those New To Lakeside By An Old Anonymous Grouch I have lived in a small town on Lake Chapala for over 15 years. It has been one of the best things to ever happen to me. I cannot imagine ever living anywhere else. If you are new to the area or considering a
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Breaking Even (Revised and Enlarged Kindle Version)By Alejandro Grattan-DominguezAn Egret BookReviewed By Prof. Michael Hogan* Those readers who have experienced the richness of Chicano culture and life in Alejandro Grattan’s The Dark Side of the Dream already know the power of this author in painting complex and believable characters. In that novel, set against
Letters to the Editor Dear Editor: Where but in Mexico can one experience such color, beauty and joy when celebrating Death. Forget doom and gloom, the color black and mournful wailing. Intrigued by the prolific use of marigolds for the celebration of Dia de los Muertos, I decided to do a bit of research.
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Ramblings From The Ranch Peter J. HurstAuthor/Poet & Adoptee to Brandi and sister Kahula from ‘The Ranch’ Dog Tail The Ranch is a place like others we see, rescuing dogs from humanity. The trust a dog gives is honest and true, something as people we find difficult to do. We protect the dogs within
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I Almost Stepped on an Ant Today By Carol Kaufman I almost stepped on an ant today as it scurried about in its whimsical way. I was sitting outside on the stoop by the door, when an ant started crossing the patio floor. Keenly, I watched from my comfortable seat as that brave little
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