The past dozen-or-so weeks have been an outstanding blur of awesome people, places, ideas, gatherings, conversations and flights. Summer came and went for much of North America, then San Francisco’s belated summer arrived and has now — with this weekend’s foggy chill — apparently departed too. For me, the change of seasons always represents a [...]
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India Redux: World Water Day, WaterCredit Forum, Bombay Belly & Kindness of Colleagues
Posted in India, Microfinance, Travelogues, Water, Water.org, WaterCredit on March 31, 2010 | 1 Comment »
It’s hard to believe my time in India has already come and gone. It was a good trip, as always – full of hectic meetings + early morning flights + learning + sensory overload + wonderful people – but far from my best. Though I was there 2 weeks, it felt more like one since [...]
Decade Underway in Splashing Style (Gulp!)
Posted in Blogroll, India, Travelogues, Water.org, WaterCredit on March 12, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I’m wondering where the past 4 months (since my last post) have gone. Tweeting is so easy in comparison to blogging. Alas. Since Italy in November, I’ve been to Germany (Berlin), Canada, and taken 6 other domestic trips (mostly east coast – met Natalie Portman at the gym in Soho!). So, it’s safe to conclude [...]
What A (Terrific, Exhausting) Travel Season
Posted in Africa, IDLO, India, Microfinance, Travelogues, Water.org, WaterCredit on November 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The two months since my last post — and really, the past four months — have been intense, rewarding and at times I’d even have to say extraordinary. Four continents, 12 countries (8 for work + 4 for layovers), 40+ flights (no comment on carbon footprints please — I’m trying to help the 2.6 billion [...]
WaterCredit Travels: And Now to India…
Posted in Africa, India, Microfinance, Travelogues, Water.org, WaterCredit on September 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Namaste! Hard to believe that since my last post, exactly one month ago, I’ve taken some 17 flights and been to 7 countries. Quite the globetrotting, but not exactly sustainable travel statistics — at least not long-term if I value watering and tending to local roots too! You can find photos from my time in east [...]
