The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
We hear a lot about diplomatic solutions these days. For those of you who find diplomacy puzzling, or wonder why few if any critical global issues ever get resolved, it’s because diplomacy only works if both parties are on an equal footing, both with strong hands to play.
Thanksgiving can be a poignant celebration of gratitude. But it should also remind us of what we have and take for granted.
The holidays are fast approaching. Dining out at Lakeside and driving in the dark has become a matter for pre-planning, responsible drinking, and how to take your margaritas and anxiety meds with meals.
There’s something about an open door. It’s inviting.
Whenever the Day of the Dead passes each year, I’m always left with the idea of how close we get here in Mexico to the world hereafter.
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch—the plastic-ridden trash vortex between the West Coast of North America and Japan—is back in the news. It is twice the size of Texas but somewhat different. Texas has a handful of books.
Aging causes a huge number of problems for many of us. These days, we believe everything peculiar we find ourselves doing for the first time to be the start of Alzheimer’s. Like sweeping your finger up the page of a book to turn the page.
