Afterglow look to the East when the sun is low pause with willing eyes to seek what finer hues in contrasts show we rise at dawn, rough plots to hoe, another trek to another week, look to the East when the sun is low through afternoons we tread on slow our senses […]
The Ojo Internet Mailbox (Wherein we publish some comments about our previous issues.) Editor’s Page – March 2017 Herbert Piekow This is one of those stories that renews faith in all humanity. In my heart I hope that Celsito has succeeded and that he remembers you as fondly as you do him. Editor’s Page
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Front Row Center By Michael Warren Second SummerBy Gary RichardsDirected by Paul Kloegman Gary Richards has created a play that is tailor-made for community theater, and for older actors and audiences. “Reginald Herring” is a widower, and he decides to sell his New York home, pack up and move to a retirement community in
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Anyone Can Train Their Dog By Art Hessartthedogguy@yahoo.com Little Things Means a Lot Our dogs already know how to come, sit, down, etc. so the training process really is communicating to the dog the how, what, where and when stuff. Since training is twenty percent technique and timing and eighty percent repetition, often a
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View From Mexico By Charles Terry Well, here we are in our beloved La Manzanilla again, our tenth year! So far, every day has been perfect, with clear skies, bright sunshine and warm ocean lapping the soft sandy beach dotted with pelicans and fishermen, cool nights with stars and a glowing moon overhead, our
1984 – The Movie By Mel Goldberg To protest President Donald Trump’s alleged proposed cuts on cultural programs, including the entire elimination of the National Endowment for the Arts, participating theaters in April throughout the United States and other countries screened the film 1984 based on the novel by George Orwell. The story centers on Winston Smith, whose job
Channel Surfing By Tom Nussbaum I’m a chronic channel-surfer. I click from one TV channel to another faster than a dominating Jeopardy! champion rings in. In fact, I frequently click the remote before the picture has appeared on the screen. It is as if I were having a premonition, as if I have a
Welcome to Mexico! By Victoria Schmidt A Parable of Wisdom There is a story down here that goes something like this: A boat docked in a tiny Mexican village. An American tourist complimented the Mexican fisherman on the quality of his fish and asked how long it took him to catch them. “Not very
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LAKESIDE LIVING Sandy Olson Phone: 331-283-8529 Email: sandyzihua@hotmail.com May 2017 A LIVELY VIVA SPRING Viva la Musica is presenting a nice array of musical productions this spring. Here is what’s going on in May. It’s important to get tickets soon. Jalisco Philharmonic Friday May 12 Sibelius Violin Concerto with Liza Ferschtman, violin.
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A Niche In Time By John Hicks When I innocently ignore my birthday, a well-meaning friend helpfully reminds me that I am yet still young – geologically speaking. He is correct, of course. No matter how long I live, I will always remain inestimably younger than any sandstone – anywhere. I feel cheered by
