My abuelita, who was from Jerez, used to say "El que come y canta, loco se levanta." That was because when I would visit her and have breakfast with her, I would sing or hum and wiggle around on my seat. I remember asking my tia Carmen, what that meant. I realize now, as an adult, that I needed to have it explained to me, so I could process the information. I do recall "understanding" what my abuelita said. Marge:)



On Jan 5, 2006, at 5:32 AM, Joseph Puentes wrote:

I was wondering if anyone has "sayings" or "poetry" that is

inspirational that originates in or from Jalisco, Zacatecas, Chihuahua

and Aguascalientes? [See that wasn't too hard to make on topic was it???]



joseph



This is very cool.



http://www.eightprinciples.com



1- Get focused - who you really are

2- Get focused - be selfish; don't waste your time

3- Be creative - stop following the rules

4- Be creative - start scaring yourself

5- Use your wisdom - don't be serious

6- Use your wisdom - get rid of the

Hi, Rosalinda! I know you'll do a great job! Marge:)



On Jan 5, 2006, at 6:07 AM, Joseph Puentes wrote:

I just want to let everyone know that Rosalinda Ruiz  a member since

April 2003 has accepted the job as CO-Moderator of the group. Short of

"deleting" the group she has the same management power/obligations as I

have. If you trust me you can trust her because I trust her. I just

wanted to let you know for future reference. For now nothing will change

in the day to day operation of the group. One project I'm going to have

her help me with is going through the "links" area to see which still

work and which are broken. If one or two more of you would like to help

I think we could be done in an hour.



thanks,



joseph













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Hi folks,

 

Within a month's time, I have heard two people mention this phrase
about my eyes.  I have never heard this description before, so to hear it twice in a month was surprising.

 

In this first instance, I was at a mall cafe waiting for my sandwich when the sandwich maker asked me in Spanish if I was from Guadalajara, since I had "ojos tapatios".  I told him no, and after he shook his head, I did admit that my family was from Jalisco (my grandma was born in Totatiche, but grew up in Guadalajara).  He was quite

I have a concern and was hoping some of the more tech savy members of
the group could help me with. I don't know how to "save" the message
archives to another location short of opening each individual message
and copying and pasting them into another document. I don't want to do
that and would like to know if anyone has any ideas on how to save them
in a faster fluent procedure?

thanks,

joseph

I just want to let everyone know that Rosalinda Ruiz a member since
April 2003 has accepted the job as CO-Moderator of the group. Short of
"deleting" the group she has the same management power/obligations as I
have. If you trust me you can trust her because I trust her. I just
wanted to let you know for future reference. For now nothing will change
in the day to day operation of the group. One project I'm going to have
her help me with is going through the "links" area to see which still
work and which are broken. If one or two more of you would like to help
I think we could be done in an hour.

thanks,

joseph

I was wondering if anyone has "sayings" or "poetry" that is
inspirational that originates in or from Jalisco, Zacatecas, Chihuahua
and Aguascalientes? [See that wasn't too hard to make on topic was it???]

joseph

This is very cool.

http://www.eightprinciples.com

1- Get focused - who you really are
2- Get focused - be selfish; don't waste your time
3- Be creative - stop following the rules
4- Be creative - start scaring yourself
5- Use your wisdom - don't be serious
6- Use your wisdom - get rid of the crap
7- Take action - stop being busy
8- Take action - start something