Chaos Theory: Life’s Loony Tune Reality
Needless to say (oh, I’ll say it anyway), most of us know perfectly well that “anything that can go wrong will go wrong.”
Needless to say (oh, I’ll say it anyway), most of us know perfectly well that “anything that can go wrong will go wrong.”
Several weeks ago, The Guadalajara Reporter told of an “Adopt a Tree” program, whereby one can adopt a sapling from a vivero in Guadalajara called Bosque Urbano, that is giving these away and also showing you the proper way to raise one.
1. Lake Chapala is at the center of one of the most seismologically active areas in the world.
Rainbirds had just about given up over their prognostications. They were strumming away as expected in early May predicting our June rainfall. It never happened. They tried again for several more days. And nothing.
The intersection created by the Libramiento leading down to Ajijic’s Walmart is one inspired by the antichrist.
Lakeside’s dating options are few: some clubs feature dance music, while single people are drawn to volunteer projects such as humanitarian organizations, community theaters, yoga and other physical fitness activities, writers’ groups, art collectives and so on.
As 2023 speeds on, we need to take a look and possibly understand the latest major international macroeconomic move: the BRICS consolidation of nations and their alternative reserve currency aimed at competing with or even dethroning the U.S. dollar as the dominant currency used in international trade and investment security.