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A Second Opinion: It’s a Small, Small World! »
There are actually only 195 countries in the world today. If we can’t handle these 195 or so Nations, how are we going to deal with extra-terrestrial colonies and the continued exploration of the waiting Universe? Maybe New Age Spaniards would like to try and answer that question!
STATESIDE STORIES: GUARDING THE MEXICAN BORDER! »
Why not let's just all try to be friends? For a change?
A Second Opinion: Beyond “Topicos Tipicos” in New Age Spain! »
I am anything but Spanish and perhaps that's why I can be somewhat objective about the way Spaniards tend to be depicted, saddled as they are with "topicos tipicos" that tend to arise in a discussion about Spain: flamenco, bullfight, tapas, paradores nacionales. . .
A Second Opinion: Trophy Hunters Relent! »
I for one hope that conservationists the world over will speak up like Jeff Corwin, putting the trophy-hunting industry in ecological perspective, and turn hunters into the world's most sensitive and skilled photographers of dwindling species
8-M WOMEN’S MARCH: ELOQUENT WORDS THAT TELL THE STORY »
We were a cacophony of mostly female voices shouting our defiance to the heavens. And we dared the world not to listen.
Longevity: “Be careful what you wish for!” »
As far as AGE goes, there are two things to remember: "You are as young as you feel" and "Be careful what you wish for"
THE HEART OF THE MATTER! »
There is a real story behind every beating heart, that fabulous organ of ours which literally is a life or death matter
LOL, against the assault of laughter nothing can stand »
Mark Twin: "Against the assault of laughter, nothing can stand."
A Second Opinion: ‘Courtly Love’ in New Age Spain! »
– Nowadays, the young and the young-at-heart fight against societal norms and traditions. And “commercial” holidays like Saint Valentine’s Day just don’t seem
STATESIDE STORIES: ‘Hope springs eternal’ out of the muck! »
"I guess I have a soft spot in my heart for government workers, like those Post Office employees who somehow passed civil service exams without being able to speak English! The work itself is so tedious and so time-sensitive and ultimately so boring and yet dangerous (just think of the pit bull terriers they have to deal with on their mail routes)"
