LAKESIDE LIVING Sandy Olson Phone: 331-283-8529 Email: sandyzihua@hotmail.com February 2014 PAST EVENTS “Let’s Do it…Again!” was Mac Morison’s show that kicked off the holiday season in December with an evening of classic romantic songs and stand-up comedy. The show raised more than 35,000 pesos for the Ajijic Fire Department. The money will go for […]
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36th CHILI COOK OFF FEB. 14, 15 & 16 LAKESIDE’S SIGNATURE ANNUAL EVENT Started some 3 ½ decades ago by a hardy little band of ex-pats led by Ann Whiting, Morley Eager, Micki Church and sponsored by Corona Beer, the three-day event has gone from what was little more than a small picnic to an internationally
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OOPS! By Eric Roberts Why the OOPS? Because these stories are about embarrassing moments that happen on the stage or in the production of a movie. A song writer was famous for his hit songs “Tiny Bubbles” and “Pearly Shells.” Ironically, Leon Pober had never been to Hawaii though he wrote these very popular
The Garfield Follies By Kenneth J. Clarke I had known Garfield Higgins since he moved with his father to our town in Cornwall, England, his mother having died in the London Blitz. He always was a large boy, muscular, fit and quick on his feet, but not as quick with his mind. His mental
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Child Of The Month By Barb Corol Meet Edgar Osiel. Edgar is 12 years old and lives with his Mom, Dad and 3 other siblings. Edgar was seven when he was diagnosed with Juvenile Diabetes or as it is commonly referred to as Type I Diabetes. Type I or insulin dependent diabetes is a disorder
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The Sad Life Of A Happy Woman By Herbert W. Piekow Juliana Pastana was buried in her home state of Sinaloa, Mexico one hundred and sixty three years after she died in childbirth in Moscow, Russia. Juliana’s embalmed body might still be in a locked storage room in the University of Oslo’s Norway
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Bridge By The Lake By Ken Masson Experience counts for a lot in competitive bridge. Although the odds against the exact same deal occurring more than once in a lifetime are stupendous, certain situations reappear with sufficient frequency that if you recognise a possible solution early enough it can lead you to the
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Front Row Center By Michael Warren Lakeside Little Theatre – Season 50 My review of Blood Relations will not appear till March, so here’s an overview of the current season and a look forward to the prospects for next season. Season 50 is quite a milestone for LLT and some special events are
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Murder In Mexico – The Series By Herbert W. Piekow John Scherber, the author of the Murder in Mexico series knew he wanted to be a writer at the age of sixteen. In college he majored in English and in graduate school, at San Francisco State, he studied creative writing where he wrote short
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Dear Portia Advice to the Lovelorn the Overfed and the Deeply Disgruntled Portia! Gracious! Look, Toots, how is it that we did not meet, if I have your bank debit card enshrined among my trophies? You pick the fast lane, Chickie, and I’ll be there with you. I might even return the card. I love
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