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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Front Row Center By Michael Warren Time Stands StillBy Donald MarguliesDirected by David Goldman This well-crafted play is about the loving and sometimes stormy relationship between “Sarah Goodwin” who is a war-zone photographer, and “James Dodd” who is a writer specializing in conflict and disaster areas. When the play opens, Sarah is on crutches
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Profiling Tepehua By Moonyeen KingPresident of the Board for Tepehuamoonie1935@yahoo.com This year has been such a learning curve year for the Tepehua Community Center. After crashing into all our programs like Mariachis in a china shop, we served the people. We have learned there is a distinct difference between doing the job and doing
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Report From The People’s Choir Singing as OneBy Cindy PaulLakeChapalaChorale@gmail.com Science says that singing is good for the body as well as the spirit. That’s easy for me to believe these days. Last year, I finally gave in to the nagging voice in my head, quietly mumbling over and over, “Start a choir, start
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If Our Pets Could Talk By Jackie Kellum Tails can tell part of the story of how your cat or dog is feeling. But a dog’s tail and cat’s tail tell quite different tales in their own unique language. A cat’s upright tail and tail quiver are often signs of a friendly greeting. If
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Lake Chapala Writers Conference By Herbert Piekow Lake Chapala Writers Conference I am excited about the 2018 Writers Conference because we have several excellent presenters who will share their personal stories about writing and publication. Every one of us has a story to tell, if not a book of memoirs. No matter if you
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The Ojo Internet Mailbox (Wherein we publish some comments about our previous issues.) The Drug Fix That Is Permanent Virginia Rose Very nicely written. Drugs are a big problem now not only in the USA, but all over. Sad to see our young people resort to this and hope they come to their senses
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Bridge By The Lake By Ken Masson Experienced players usually have a good idea of how they are doing as a duplicate session nears its conclusion. This knowledge can guide them in whether to take aggressive action in the remaining hands if they believe they are lagging behind in the standings or to play
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Closing Of Anita’s Animals By Edelweiss P. St. During these past five months a lot happened at Anita’s Animals. This shelter has closed its doors now, the 12 remaining dogs were relocated to a great place called Proyecto Frida A.C., and a lady also German and also called Anita, has taken the 35 remaining cats
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2017 Earth Report By Mark Boyer The summer of 2017 has been a particularly challenging time. There have been an unusual number of major natural disasters around the world, including floods, hurricanes, earthquakes, and fires. There are many who deny the interrelationship of humans and climate, and there will undoubtedly be even greater disasters
