Action In Relaxation

Global Domination Comrades,


Apologies…I have been blog-slacking in the midst of busyness, business, and bees-knees-ness.  The summer season with Rustic Pathways is worthy of a blog in and of itself, which would land somewhere between Unicef, Anthony Bourdain – No Reservations, Invisible Children, and Gossip Girl.  Life is grand and I do love my job.  I’ve also stayed quite busy on a few life projects and recently acquired a loft in Riverfront Park, Denver to have as a vacation rental and “permanent home”, and am getting Elick.com up and running.  Excuses, excuses – I know.  Justified or not – it’s been great work/fun.


Brussels, the topic at hand, was a complete surprise – in the best way possible.  It’s a sleepier version of Paris , a unique blend of modern culture and historical context ^TM.  (Lonely Planet better not steal that trademarked line) I thoroughly enjoyed my first airbnb.com accomodation, street footy with the homies, mussels in Brussels, photo ops, and the Royal Museum for Central Africa – where the British School of Brussels so kindly hosted me at a fundraiser for their Best of Both Ghana Campaign.  This unlikely international spot on the Euro tour has to be coined with none other than the usual travel and box office quotable “A Must See!”  (I’ve gotten a bit rusty at this and am borderline traveler guide corny – meh, oh well)  Mo and mo betta posts to come soon…


The proof is in the photo pudding, and the song could have been nothing else.


Enjoy!

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