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Love 41 Contest

By now you've heard of the world-loving business my wife, Suzette, is launching. Love 41 is donating 100% of their profits to orphans, widows and street kids in Africa. It turns out that she’s great at design, but maybe some of you are too. So, check out the design contest she's hosting over the next two weeks. Among other things, the winner will get a $100 gift certificate for their choice of Love 41 or Saddleback Leather products. Here's Suzette...

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The Sweetness in Africa

In my travels, I've had some great times indeed. I've slept in Bedouin tents in the Sahara, in hammocks in Central America, but there's just no place like Africa for an adventure. Leopards eating zebra legs, crocodiles eating Wildebeests, Masai warriors escorting us to dinner with their spears to fight off any would-be Munson-eater along the trail. It's simply amazing and that's why we're taking people back with us this summer. We're taking 30 of our employees, friends and family on the adventure of a lifetime deep into the heart of Africa and maybe we'll ask you to come along with us on a later trip.

Dave riding a camel

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Psychologically Unemployable

So, you know how I spell BOSS backwards? Double S... O-B. I don't like 'em. Never have, never will. Bunch of money hungry power starved Big fat ashpalt hole in Costa Ricaasphalt holes. Actually, I always like them at first, but it doesn't take long for them to fall out of my good graces. They're cool until the nagging and complaining and demanding starts, and then it's all over. Well, there was this one guy who was cool for about 3 weeks, but he was the exception, not the rule.

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Elephant Lifestyle

 

What I Learned From an African Elephant


So, I'm sitting here on the patio of our little Tanzanian thatched roof hut high up on the edge of the Serengeti.  Elephants in the SerengetiI'm watching a herd of 11 elephants wander over to the river at a slow and leisurely pace.  Perhaps someone told the elephants what they told me in Bora Bora.  It seems like they heard the same advice. They said...

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