Poverty, Malnutrition, and Kidney Disease A little over an hour from Lakeside’s popular retirement havens, indigenous families struggle to survive. Children can be seen playing and laughing just like children anywhere in the world. However, despite the children’s cheerful laughter, severe poverty, malnutrition and kidney disease are pervasive. Rough roads and dilapidated dwellings characterize the […]
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Dear Victoria, I truly enjoyed the November issue of Ojo del Lago. Among my favorites was Herbert Piekow’s rendition of the Nellie Bly story. It was popular history at its finest. Well written, compelling, with a fascinating flow of little known facts smoothly integrated in a seamless narrative. Herbert is one of my favorite authors in your pantheon. I
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Bubbles Bubbles. We are fascinated by them. Is there anything more joyful than watching a child beam with wonder as they create bubbles with their wand? There is much laughter and fun when we blow bubbles for our cats and dogs and watch the sun produce a rainbow of reflections before the bubbles inevitably POP!
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