Three in a Cage By Janice Kimball Book Review by James Tipton 181 pages $200 pesos Three in a Cage is about creating family. It is also about loss, longing, survival, injustice, adaptation, rescue, and love. Long-time local artist Janice Kimball is the creator and owner of Aztec Art and Weaving Studios in […]
LAKESIDE LIVING Kay Davis Phone: 376 – 108 – 0278 (or 765 – 3676 to leave messages) Email: kdavis987@gmail.com December 2012 PAST EVENTS The November 12th CASA (Culinary Art Society of Ajijc) Meeting/Competition featured Poultry Main Dish for Category A and for Category B, a Complimentary Side Dish. The judges were Lorraine Keefer, Cheryl
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Saying Her Name Poems by Margaret Van Every Tallahassee: Librophilia Press (2012) 150 pesos Reviewed by Michael McGrath It is fair to say that when we lose a parent, especially when we are young, we are the lost ones – at least for a while. But sometimes it takes a lifetime of battling heartache
View From The South Shore By Kerry Watsonkerry.r.watson1@gmail.com When I moved to the south shore, to ride my horse safely alone I decided that I needed to learn how to ride Mexican-style. The Mexican school of riding is specifically adapted to the conditions of this area. While it is based on the Spanish
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The Night Before Christmas On Mexico’s Coast It’s the night before Christmas, but I live at the beach. I’m afraid a white Christmas is out of my reach. No snow, no sleigh bells, no Santa’s reindeer, The sound of the surf is all that I hear. I miss mistletoe and I miss
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Jaltepec Changed Her Life Forever By Sally and Mike Myers Alicia Rameño Chavez is living proof that attending Jaltepec Centro Educativo, an all-girl hotel and hospitality management technical university, located in the mountains above the village of El Chante, can change lives, not just for the students but also for their families and generations
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Teatime With Mother By Bonnie L. Phillips I can’t remember how I got here. Or how long I’ve sat in my mother’s favorite chair. But here I am, sitting on the clear plastic furniture protector with the purple peony upholstery safely guarded from spilled milk and the dog’s muddy footprints. I am twelve years
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Tepehua Centro Comunitario By Cameron Peters “Helping a Village to Help Itself” There’s magic in the smile of a Mexican child. Multiple that by a hundred happy, well-fed smiling faces and you have a milagro (miracle)! That’s the Tepehua Centro Communitario. And that’s what I saw when I visited the Centro on a
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In The Land Of The Houyhnhnms By Mel Goldberg After Leona visited a farm as a child of eight, she decided she wanted to be a horse when she grew up. Each time they visited the farm, she went to the meadow and spoke to the horses. They were friendly and nuzzled her
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