Almost every afternoon, you can find me having a cappuccino at an outdoor table of the Scandinavia bakery in the Centro Laguna mall. That’s where I sit and dream up most of the articles I write for El Ojo Del Lago magazine. Typically, my stories are about something silly that happened to me. But today’s […]
A Riddle Tragically Solved “There is a tenaciousness in life, and in that as much as anything must lie the hope of this world. “ Ranger Randy Morgenson More than one infamous disappearance has taken place to vex us over the years. The famous Lost Colony of Roanoke Island in the 1500’s continues to absorb
Artificial, yes. Intelligence? Not so much Each of my days are spent in front of a computer screen as my work is all computer work. As Editor for the Ojo I must read a lot of material, research, fact check, contact people, answer questions and email. It is a full-time job. This makes me both
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Every year in early June, the lakeside town of San Antonio Tlayacapan, Jalisco, transforms into a vibrant stage of tradition and celebration. The Festivities of San Antonio Tlayacapan honor Saint Anthony of Padua, the town’s patron saint, with a joyful mix of religious devotion, music, food, and cultural heritage that draws both locals and visitors
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If you’re looking for an authentic experience in Chapala, you can’t miss its weekly tianguis. Every Monday, Álvaro Obregón Street transforms into a lively corridor of flavors, colors, and tradition. From early morning, local vendors set up their stalls with fresh fruits, seasonal vegetables, handmade crafts, clothing, and everything you might need for your home.
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You can now respond to any article here on our site! Click the article you want to respond to, and post your comment on the bottom of the page. A Smashing Success Read More Helen Gallagher A Troubled Time on the US/Canadian Border Read More Lorin Swinehart Cleopatra Blushes—Identifying Shakespeare Read More Carolyn Kingson Editor’s Page
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The poetry Niche this month is dedicated to the memory of Jim Tipton, who died in May, 2018, two weeks after the publication of his last collection of poems, The Alphabet of Longing and Other Poems. Shortly before his untimely death from cancer, Jim wrote When death finally comescan she be in the form of
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Part Two There are 104 countries which 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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