Stupidity Is Contagious By Neil McKinnon (Ed. Note: Neil is the author of Tuckahoe Slidebottle (Thistledown Press) which was a finalist for the Stephen Leacock Humour Award and the Howard O’Hagen Short Fiction Award) Lowbrow movies, books and television programs are harming our brains. A recent study at the University of Linz in Austria […]
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Profiling Tepehua By Moonyeen King Part Four “The Church has always maintained the Historic Teaching that deliberate acts of contraceptives are always gravely sinful, if done with full knowledge and deliberate consent.” Quote from Robert Brom, Bishop of San Diego. Wikipedia Press Release stated. ‘ The 1973 Roe v Wade decision opened the door to
Chapala Malecons By Antonio Ramblés AKA Tony Passarello www.antoniorambles.com antonio.rambles@yahoo.com Something about the sight of a distant horizon anchored by an expanse of blue water makes a walk along the shoreline like no other walk. For most folks such a view is the stuff of which vacation memories are made. For anyone living along
LAKESIDE LIVING Kay Davis Phone: 376 – 108 – 0278 (or 765 – 3676 to leave messages) Email: kdavis987@gmail.com April 2013 PAST EVENTS March 10 – 11 there were performances by Mac Morison at one of the most beautiful properties you might see. AsMac and Carol Bedord sang, we were swept back in time
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Life Among The Animals —We Love some, we eat some, fear some Dr. Lorin Swinehart One sultry summer day when I was two, I accompanied my father on a jaunt across my grandfather’s pasture, where our fox terrier Bobby could be heard barking excitedly. We found him face to face with a large ground
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View From The South Shore By Kerry Watsonkerry.r.watson1@gmail.com A Visit to Don Otavio For those who want to try a tiny adventure to the south shore, make a pilgrimage to the Hacienda San Martin, only a couple of miles south of Jocotepec. This private hacienda is reputedly the location of Sybille Bedford’s classic 1953
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Are We Really Out Of Iraq? By Kelly Hayes-Raitt I’m going back in August to find out. Iraq first captured me in February 2003, five weeks before my country captured it. I returned three months after the US-led invasion to find the Iraqis who had so deeply touched me. I wrote about my encounters
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Mexico’s French Pastry War By Herbert W. Piekow In the first twenty years of Independence from Spain, Mexico averaged a President per year and in 1828 Mexico City saw four violent days as forces of Presidential candidates Manuel Gómez Pedraza and Vincente Guerrero Saldaña fought in the streets. When the dust had once more
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“Hand-Me-Down Female Bun-Maker” By John Ward It transpires that I have an extraordinary type of memory called “pre-natal cognition.” I am able to remember everything about my birth and before, from the time nature put a brain into my Cranium. My first memory was seeing my bottom half, which looked like a salamander. For
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Front Row Center By Michael Warren The Drowsy Chaperone Directed by Dave McIntosh Choreographed by Barbara Clippinger Musical Director Judy Hendrick The Drowsy Chaperone began as a spoof of old musicals created in 1997 by Don McKellar, Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison for the stag party in Toronto of Bob Martin and Janet Van
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