• Friends, Clients, Colleagues Bend Me an Ear: THANKS!

    In preparing to thank every New Mexico-based person, organization, and business that had a hand in the creation of my new book "Harvest the Rain," I discovered that there are over 120 of these entities ranging from cover-art photographers Charles Mann and Jennifer Esperanza to envelope-pushing people-leaders Miguel Santistevan and Roberto Mondragon. To keep this blog post to a reasonable length, here I’ve decided to limit my thanks to a list of the locals who I did not mention in my previous post and who were also able to make it to Wednesday's book-launch party.





    In alphabetical order within each category they are:

    PEOPLE:
    Reese Baker
    Consuelo Bokum
    Bette Booth
    Laura Brown
    Mark Duran
    Richard Jennings
    Jeremiah Kidd
    Tom Knoblauch
    Pamela Mang
    Greg Nussbaum
    Patty Pantano
    Doug Pushard
    Peter Wilson
    Xubi Wilson
    Rick Word
    Mary Zemach

    ORGANIZATIONS (non profit):
    Bioneers
    Camino de Paz School and Farm
    Earthworks Institute
    Green Party of Santa Fe
    Oshara Village
    St. John’s College
    Santa Fe Community College
    Santa Fe High School
    Semi-Arid Café
    WildEarth Guardians

    BUSINESSES (for profit)
    Earthwrights Designs
    Ecoscapes
    Net Zero Design
    Raincatcher, The
    RainHarvest
    Regenesis Group
    San Isidro Permaculture
    Santa Fe Permaculture

    Thanks to all who made my night such fun the other night. It was great celebrating with you among the greywater and rainwater harvesting systems tucked away in the backyard. Please know how much I appreciate all that you do for the betterment of this Earth! See ya soon, I hope!

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