Wedding? Why not. The squash soup was great. 

Thinking about starting up a new blog. I think I'm nearing readiness to write again, and write on a more specific topic. I've been cruising on the up escalator of my young life; i've about reached the top and its all stairs after this– many many stairs and I've got to make some decisions.

Social Entrepreneurship comes up often, and it always seems to make my spine tingle. I know its good when my spine tingles, and I try not to neglect.

I'd like to call it The Social Entrepreneur. Team write it. Till then, here's the latest on the topic.

Bornstein discusses the advances in our methods of affecting social change. He gets close to defining the Social Entrepreneur, comments on Ashoka, and makes the great observation that actions and decisions and models and change have progressed to come more from confederate more than centralized organizations. Our modern social inovations required to solve our social challenges demand inspiration from many different directions. 

Here's some views from the summit. Honestly, I was completely hash-whacked. I failed to eat enough, I failed to tally than one hour of sleep on the cramped ride over, I failed to move any speed greater than ridiculously slow; the only thing I succeeded at is getting to the top. And thats the only thing that matters. Especially when you've got views like this. 

Me and this guy (Scott Hurst)

 

Conquered this mountain. 

The Grand Teton

We climbed at the City of Rocks over conference weekend. We realized our weeklong dreams. Our climbing gear came in from Amazon midweek and we headed out friday afternoon. 

Recovered from the archives. Actually I finally got this black and white roll developed from before my bike tour. I finished this roll at my Tandem shoot. The rest was shot in color. 

Nikkormat FT 300mm 35mm Tmax100

We also limboed. The girl with reddish tint won. She was also the shortest. I didn't win; I was the tallest.