Empty Nesters on a Green Global Trek

It’s February, and February has some rituals in Granada. Kids finally go back to school after a full two month break since mid December. Last I counted it was up to fifteen neighborhood kids whom we supplied with backpacks filled…

Upon return to Granada, after the teacher training, some of my new found yoga family arrive from the beach in search of good food, massage and an occasional hot shower. I didn’t realize how many people I had invited, or…

Thanks to Adam’s photography, here is a photo-stroll in our neighborhood, so to speak… A friend’s new tree house hostel near Granada… Hanging bridge amongst tree tops, hammocks for sunset viewing… Strolling the streets of Granada… It’s all about slowing…

Bambu. First, check out the lead article of AOL News, on the first anniversary of the Haiti earthquake: http://www.aolnews.com/2011/01/11/haiti-a-year-later-lots-of-solutions-little-shelter/ This virulent, but nicely written piece came together after the journalist asked to “shadow” me during one of my Haiti business…

There are signs a plenty that CO2 Bambu is nearing critical mass. This is exciting for a start up, as it signals moving out of “start up” survival game, into young business execution challenges. A quick update is in order.…

The family version of Top Chef is expanding into our Granada community. Several judges and potential contestants have made themselves known and are eager to participate in Top Chef Granada. Here is Episode #4: “The Blind Judge”, with some preview…