Benefits of Exercising for Older Adults By Mariana Macias & Jorge de Santiago Have you ever wondered why you start to feel weaker, get tired easily and have become slower to perform your daily activities? Did you know that you can solve it by doing physical activity? It is very important for your body […]
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Announcing Christmas For Jaltepec Due to demolition of the school and reconstruction, we are unable to hold our Christmas Event at Centro Educativo Jaltepec this year. The school itself is still in operation, with the students living, studying and working out of the lower building to the west and caring for guests in the
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Doorway By Fernando Garcia He walked through the kitchen door. He was happy, his small business was doing well; his four children were well behaved. All the work he and his wife had put into the old property they had purchased ten years before had paid off handsomely. He was respected professionally and on
FERIA MAESTROS DEL ARTE It’s More Than a Feria By Harriet Hart The 2018 Feria Maestros del Arte will be much more than a feria. It will be a country fair at its best when the grassy area on the lakeshore next to The Chapala Yacht Club is temporarily transformed into a happening that
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LAKESIDE LIVING Sandy Olson Phone: 331-283-8529 Email: sandyzihua@hotmail.com November 2018 IT’S THIS WEEK! Feria 2018 is November 9-11 this year. New hours are 9:30 to 5:30 Friday and Saturday and 9:30 to 4:30 on Sunday. Admission will be $80. The venue is Club de Yates on Ramon Corona just past the fish restaurants in
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Bridge By The Lake By Ken Masson Duplicate bridge has seen many innovations in recent years as computer technology has added to our enjoyment of the game. One of my favourites has been the introduction of The Common Game where the same hands are played at many clubs at the same time across the
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The Door To Nowhere By Katina Pontikeskatcpon@yahoo.com The church bells tolled the midnight hour. No noise at all came through Jack’s open window. Not even nature seemed to have any comments to offer him through the heavy black blanket of night. The hot air was sticky, and would surely cause the air conditioning to
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Coping Judy Dykstra-Brown When I’m in the mood for moping, with no energy for coping,reticent to kowtow toboss or parent or guru,when I’m feeling less than zealous,down-at-soul, depressed or jealous,concerned with what I seem to lack,I go and lie upon my backin bed or hammock or in poolin water steaming, tepid, cool.The point is getting
LIFE ON-GOING: Questions of Conscience By Christy Wisemanchristywiseman@me.com We are now in Fall and the rains have come just as the rain birds promised they would. One year, fortunately an anomaly, was very dry and the lake was down, but Ann Whiting and Aurora Michel, ever the activists for helping us at the lake, brought
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Intrusion And Recovery By Bernie Suttle The pay from my after high-school job delivering furniture for Corben Co. helped me on my way to college. I got to drive the flatbed, Ford delivery truck. At five-three I barely reached the pedals. After two-weeks experience I deemed myself driver and quiet Charles Smith, my six-feet-four-inch classmate
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