From the yearly archives: 2011
I had the honor to interview the altruistic founder of Kids of Kilimanjaro, George Namkung, on his praiseworthy Charity that provides lunch to 15,000 kids a day in the beautiful mountaintop of Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. [...]
From Kunming, we took a flight to Lijiang, where we were greeted at the airport by a gregarious older man who drove us into town. The funny thing about taxi drivers is that they are the same candid selves mainly anywhere you travel. You will get the juiciest local gossip, and outspoken words on what [...]
I’ve flown on many airlines in my life. The older American airlines such as Delta, United, American (now Bankrupt), Continental are known to be the worst airlines. PanAm days? no more. Maybe look to the Asian Airlines for that quality. These old flight attendants are no different in service, age, size & looks than Denny’s [...]
In Lijiang, we started the day horseback riding with the Naxi ethnic group with the most hilarious guide. He was cracking jokes with us from the start, spitting out random english words he knew, while serenading to us “Ali-san gu-niang” by Teresa Teng. For those that know Mandarin, [...]
A beautiful insight look into a country we know so little & limited about. Hello Afganistan, I hope we can meet soon. With Love, Jackistan
Namaste fellow Yogis & friends! It’s official, Megan (a fellow 200 hour graduate of Yoga Works) & I will start teaching Yoga this Sunday at the Artist Brewery in DTLA. Classes will be donation-based (suggested 10$ or whatever you’d like) and given to Room to Read Charity. We feel fortunate enough to have had the [...]
Me covered in a rasta Sarong in Kollam, South India by Ama’s “Hugging Saint” Ashram, where the Arabian Sea meets the Indian Ocean, March 2007 No matter where it is you’re traveling, a Sarong is an essential traveler’s accessory! You may be going on a romantic getaway to Bora Bora, a tropical printed Sarong would [...]
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