By April Pepper from the November 2011 Edition Oh sure, I can give lots of lip service about important topics such as co-parenting, parallel-parenting, single-parenthood, parenthood….The truth is, I’m flying blind. I probably read the same blogs you read. I probably search the same key phrases you search. Like… ‘How to tell your kids you’re […]
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By Lorenzo from the November 2011 Edition Or musings of a muchacho on the two days visit by Hurricane Jova to Manzanillo I honestly thought we would be spared the Taste of Jova and actually was quite happy and relieved about this, I didn’t really want to do a hurricane no matter how exciting and […]
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By Suzanne A. Marshall from the November 2011 Edition Several days ago I was preparing to write this next article and anticipating Freda’s (our illustrious editor) reminder via email. I have a number of lovely stories still to share about living in Manzanillo. But when Freda’s email arrived titled ‘heads up’ these stories seemed so […]
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By Freda Rumford from the November 2011 Edition First printed in the Guadalajara Reporter 20.10.2011 Following the recent stories about Hurricane Jova, it seems necessary to add yet a little more. Upon going out and about in Manzanillo, it was extremely sad to see the amount of Mexican families that had been totally destroyed […]
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By Jose Sandoval from the November 2011 Edition Images are take all around the state showing the effects of a Class 2 Hurricane. Imagine… it was supposed to be a Class 2. Also Manzanillo and Colima City got the edge, Places north are devastated as they got the full brunt of the storm. […]
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By Terry Sovil from the November 2011 Edition Well, JOVA came to visit! Jova made landfall near Chamela in the state of Jalisco with maximum sustained winds of 160km/h (100mph), the US National Hurricane Center (NHC) said. Jova, classed as a category two storm, made landfall at 23:00 local time (11:00pm Tuesday 10/11). Chamela is […]
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By Terry Sovil from the November 2011 Edition (1782–1831) Vicente Guerrero is sometimes compared to George Washington and Abraham Lincoln in the USA. A former slave, he freed his country and then its slaves. Born in1782 in Ixtla, Mexico, he was of mixed white and Negro parentage (mulatto) with an Indian strain. His father, Juan […]
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By Karen Trom from the November 2011 Edition Change your CHOICES, Change your LIFE It’s Recess Time! School is back in session and it’s time for us to pretend we are kids again! Most people think they need to go to a gym or fitness club to work out when all we need to do […]
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By Vivian Molick from the November 2011 Edition Did you know that… Clans of long ago that wanted to get rid of their unwanted people without killing them would burn their houses down – hence the expression “to get fired”. The term “the whole 9 yards” came from W.W.II fighter pilots in the South Pacific. […]
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In this issue: Index to articles & Stories over the past year —————— Read the full magazine in flipping magazine style at Issuu Download in PDF – large file size -1.33mb Manzanillo SunManzanillo Sun’s eMagazine written by local authors about living in Manzanillo and Mexico, since 2009
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