Harmony Blog

you can surf like this size ….

After only 5 months of paying
dues, Jose is documented here in
fine form!  Check out that
style!

as someone who made surfboards,
there are always those that want
to talk to me about sharks- so in
response to this I’ve been working
on this series where I ask any
one that’s around to help out.
usually I have to get in the
water and hold the fin- in this
particular case my little boy Max
is the ‘model’ and my wife Liz took
the photo. my version of a family
portrait. I like sharks well
enough, especially not too close
up.

so were were looking through some
more of our vacation fotos at the
Harmony- and we noticed what
looks like a shark circling in
the water in the background. we
drove north I guess for about 45
minutes along the coast and went
for a snorkle/swim ( which wasn’t
that great cause it was really
rough that day but on others I’m
positive it’s spectacular) and in
reviewing the fotos I noticed the
fin in the background. I think it
was called Playa Junquiallial (
or something kind of like that..)
wow!! is all I can say- looks

IT’S BOTH! Come learn to salsa
with our teachers every Thursday
at 6pm.
Your donation goes to help
rebuild a school for the children
in Delicious.
We need to dance ourselves to
$5000 and then we will find a
project to salsa to.

Robert Rauschenberg is…surprise…an
artist who has done a lot of
pro-environment art, including
the first Earth Day poster in
1970. There’s a show in New York
City that opened yesterday, which
displays art he’s made that deals
with issues of global warming. If
you happen to be in the Big
Apple, check out more at Jacobson
Howard’s web site.

Here’s the same gas station, a
couple minutes later. The guy who
had just closed down shop turned
back on the lights & filled up the
quad. Success!

We showed up at the Nosara gas
station, and it looked closed for
the night. Here’s Tammy on her
quad. You can see her hands in
the universal gesture that means
“What? The Nosara gas
station is closed for the night?”

You can tell that there’s a
cultural shift happening, when
“six degrees” no longer
means “six degrees of separation”
but “six degrees of global
warming.” Here’s a new book
out with that title, by science
writer Mark Lynas, on the
consequences of rising
temperatures. Lynas is also a
2006 National Geographic Emerging
Explorer.

sorry- getting the photos to
attach is somehow challenging for
me- here’s max making sure
everything is ok- it is