THE NEW SCIENCE OF STRESS—Self-Evolvement Series By Anna Elena BerlinCPC, Experience of Life Researcher A University of Wisconsin (Univ. of WI) at Madison study conducted in 2012 by Keller, Litzelman, and Wisk examines the relationship between participants’ stress levels, the perception that stress affects their health, and health and mortality outcomes in a nationally […]
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MY OP-ED! (Sort of…) By Maggie Van Ostrand Maya Doomsday(First published in 2010) I’m sick and tired of hearing disagreements between the U.S.A. and Mexico. First, there’s the emigration thing with fences and coyotes and blustering politicians; second is the drug thing where the U.S. blames Mexico for their own addictive population; and now
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Animal Tales By Russell S. Dowdrussell@pdisearch.com There I was in my office, feet-up, watching TV when I glanced out the doorway and into the hallway mirror where I saw the Cat peering under the ottoman, intently. This can only mean one thing. A snake! That’s my conclusion. So I jumped up and rightly so.
The Ajijic Writers’ Group By Alejandro Grattan-Dominguez Ajijic is known for many things, not least of which is the literary ambience of our little village. For almost a hundred years, writers have gravitated to this corner of Mexico. In the 1920s, D.H. Lawrence wrote The Plumed Serpent while living at Lakeside. Later, another celebrated
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