My Karma Ran Over My Dogma! By Judy Dykstra-Brown The small disk that had been pinned to my visor pinged off the steering wheel and landed on my lap as we jolted over the rutted dirt road. I picked it off my leg before it was jostled off onto the gray carpet covered with […]
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Catherine Deneuve Says #Metoo Is Driven By “Hatred Of Men.” (REUTERS) PARIS — Actress Catherine Deneuve joined 99 other French women claiming that men are being unfairly targeted by sexual misconduct allegations, adding that the #MeToo campaign amounted to “puritanism” and was fueled by a “hatred of men.” In the aftermath of accusations against
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The Torsollini By Michael McLaughlinmichaelmcmx@gmail.com The actual name is the “torsollini,” but we have come to know it as the “tortellini” pasta shape. Many legends lay claim to the origins of this pasta shape, but all involve a beautiful Italian girl. A strong local tradition has it in the province of Modena this pasta
LAKESIDE LIVING Sandy Olson Phone: 331-283-8529 Email: sandyzihua@hotmail.com September 2018 OPEN CIRCLE Sunday morning finds many Lakeside residents at the Lake Chapala Society and Open Circle, a forum on a variety of stimulating topics. A social hour with coffee and snacks at 10 am is followed by an interesting lecture and discussion at 10:30.
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Never Sell Signed Books! By Mel Goldberg I sold my autographed books at the Bookman’s Used Book store in Flagstaff. I hated to do it but I got over $300 which really helped. I started walking back to my car, wondering why used book stores always seem to be in older parts of town.
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The Border Wall By William Franklinbillstjamespl@gmail.com The border wallThe border wallPaint it whiteand watch them crawlto the border wall. 25 billion to defend our shoresFrom housepaintersAnd gardenersAnd the poorRefugees from the southWe’ll bear any burdenTo keep them out.With a border wall. Children crying in a cagemothers lost and the world dismayedtries to remember what
Buennota By Susa Silvermarie “Buenota, la Gloriosa told herself, for she found herself very good.” from Luis Alberto Urrea’s House of Broken Angels Buenota, I told myself, for I found myself very bad. Bad was good, and the parents had no idea when they made me read this book that I was the spittin’
Focus on Art By Rob Mohr Reflective Melancholia – Photographer, Yazkara Godinez “No painting or drawing, however naturalist, belongs to its subject in the way that a photograph does.” John Berger, Art Critic Solo exhibitions are always a time of reflection for an artist, a bringing together the gifts she or he has created, especially
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New Biblioteca Casa De Los Suenos In San Juan Cosala Opens By Kathy Koches The grand opening of the children’s library, Biblioteca Casa de Los Suenos in San Juan Cosala was held on July 30th at 5pm. The library is a dream come true for the children of this small village, and also for
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The Old Man And The Dog By Catherine Moore Dad had been a lumberjack. He had entered grueling lumberjack competitions, and the shelves in his house were filled with trophies that attested to his prowess. The years marched on relentlessly. The first time he couldn’t lift a heavy log, he joked about it; but
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