Joyful Musings By Joy Birnbach Dunstan,MA, LPC, MACjoy@dunstan.org The Four Agreements Personal power is the cornerstone of being able to create a positive and fulfilling life. When we feel powerless, we are victims at the mercy of everyone and everything else; life happens to us. When we’re in touch with our personal power, […]
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Language Is Power By Donna Pearce Every year, thousands of Mexicans make the journey north to work on Canadian farms as part of the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program (SAWP). Although this program is clearly not without its problems, it does provide Mexicans with a legal means to enter, and work in Canada and
Profiling Tepehua By Moonyeen KingPresident of the Board for Tepehuamoonie1935@yahoo.com Throughout the year the Tepehua Community Center gets many visitors. Some are just passing through never to be seen again, but who leave a lasting impression, reminding the writer of “Angels flying close to the ground” (Thank you Willie Nelson). Mike and Michelle Bell
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A Prayer To Guide You This is a prayer to guide you, knowing the angels are beside you. When the chaos of the moment clutters and clouds your mind, and the choices that confound you are fogged by the choices left behind, center and embrace the stillness in order to find inside what it
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“I’ve Been Lucky!” By Sandy Olson That’s what Barbara Clippinger says about herself but when she talks about her career it’s clear that she has boundless energy, dedication, lots of talent and a willingness to step out to adventure. Those of us who were quick enough to get tickets to Chicago, the latest Lakeside
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Dare To Be A Woman By Ilsa PicazoReviewed by Herbert W. Piekow Dare to be a Woman with a Capital M is the full translated title of Ilsa Picazo´s book A trévete a ser Mujer con Mayúscula M. This is not a autobiography although some might call her book one because she does tell
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MEXICAN DAZE – Part One By Iris Slocombe My husband Bert and I left England in February 1960, with ten other young people. Each of us had been accepted as members of the Wycliffe Bible Translators, also known as the Instituto Linguistico de Verano en Mexico, a Christian mission with the mission of translating
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Magnificent Mexico By Mildred Boyd The Miracle Workers From pre-Columbian times the peoples of Mexico have been deeply religious. It is not, therefore, surprising that even the poorest village has a church or that many of them should be impressively large and lavishly embellished with gold, silver and statues. Among those there is usually one
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Mexican GovernmentHelps Monarch Butterfly Survival By Malcolm Callister I recently joined the Monarch Butterfly migration when I traveled to the El Rosario Butterfly Sanctuary in the state of Michoacan, Mexico where millions of Monarch’s from Canada and the northern United States, have been hibernating each winter for recorded history. Every year millions of these
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Miss Emily’s Pickles By Sally Assante Before I became infected with the conformity bug, my mother made all of my school clothes. She created dresses, skirts, and blouses far superior to the cookie-cutter Villager brand shirts and A-line skirts the department stores carried, uniforms for schools that required none. The expansiveness of our Garden
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