In this issue: Nature Coco Palms – Tommy Clarkson Can an earthquake be predicted – Karen Trom Living in Manzanillo So you think you have problems? – Cheryl Weaver My Manzanillo Neighborhood – Suzanne A. Marshall Godzilla in pictures Living in Mexico Real in Mexico – Terry Sovil Pets in Cabins – Bonnie Rose A […]
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In this issue: Nature Fish life of Manzanillo – Terry Sovil Planting Roots – Coconut Palms – Tommy Clarkson Manzanillo and Mexico Earth Shaking – Karen Trom Joseph – Suzanne A. Marshall Real Mexico – Terry Sovil General Interest Man of the hour – Freda Rumford A little about June – Kirby Vickery Coupleville Water […]
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By Tommy Clarkson from the June 2012 Edition Cocos nucifera Family: Arecaceae Sub-family: Arecoideae (Also known as the Cocos Nucifera, Coco Palm, Coconut Tree) While there are around 1,500 different varieties of palms, when most people think of them, the Coconut is the species that generally first comes to mind. The most ubiquitous of all […]
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In this issue: Nature Planting Roots – Croton – Tommy Clarkson Fish life of Manzanillo – Terry Sovil Manzanillo and Mexico Red Cross Manzanillo – Robert Hill My Spanish Journey to Guanajuato – Laurie Mackey As old as time -Suzanne A. Marshall A Bed for Rosario – Patty Talasy Real Mexico – Terry Sovil Food […]
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 By Tommy Clarkson from the May 2012 Edition Codiaeum variegatum Family: Euphorbiaceae (Also known as: Joseph’s Coat) The Croton’s wide array of speckled, striped and splotched colors, splashed on a diversity of uniquely shaped leaves, is a pure and simple plant delight. They can be used in pots on terraces, by pools and in entryways […]
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In this issue: General Interest Kirby’s Astrology – Kirby Vickery Health Health – Living Healthy in an Unhealthy World – Karen Trom Share the Care – Freda Rumford Living in Manzanillo Calendar of Events January 2012 Port of Manzanillo attracting more Commerce – Cesar Hernandez Colima Cars Set for Cheaper Tolls – Freda Rumford Living […]
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In this issue: General Interest What On – October US Consulate Warnings This N’ That – Vivian Molick Whats in a name – Freda Rumford Twisted Way We Gringos Speak – Tommy Clarkson Health Fitness – Karen Trom History Mexican Currency – Terry Sovil Living in Manzanillo Renewing US Passports Why cant I do it […]
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By Tommy Clarkson from the October 2011 Edition Humans are a funny lot – an observation made in a not altogether complimentary way. Sometimes, it seems, we’re actually a rather pathetic lot bent on mimicking the actions and speech of others rather than engage on own metal capacities to communicate. Too often, we appear inclined […]
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In this issue: General Interest Calendar of Events – September Mexican Celebrations –Â Elaine Parker Lycra Spandex and the Ageing body – Suzanne A. Marshall Did you know? – Freda Rumford Office Bytes – Cap Lock – Vivian Molick Health Obesity – Karen Trom Living in Manzanillo What surprised you after moving here? – Cheryl […]
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In this issue: General Interest Calendar of Events – April 2011 Letters to the Editor Office Bytes – Adjusting Font Size – Viavian Molick The Guernsey Literary and Potato Pie Society – Tommy Clarkson History Streets of Manzanillo – Juan Escutia – Terry Sovil Catholic Missions in Mexican and Latin America – David FritzPatrick […]
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