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Shout out to Danger Dog
Posted on May 4th, 2011
We met Michelle in Kathmandu at the exhibition last November. She’s keeping Nepali sign painters alive and painting! You can have your favorite pet painted by a Nepali artist in the “Danger Dog” sign tradition. Your favorite dog, cat, rabbit, rooster will become a fabulous piece of folk art. Michelle is in Nepal now, so contact her to order your painting. Link is below.
Michelle came to our Ventura event ‘Come Travel With Us to Bhutan…The Last Himalayan Kingdom’ and generously donated 2 Danger Dog paintings for the Nancy R. Brandt Auxiliary fundraiser. Here’s her post:
Thanks Michelle! Namaste and Happy Trails!
Karma in Sonoma Sept 11-13
Posted on September 11th, 2010
Karma is in Sonoma County with some wonderful events coming up!
This weekend (Sept 11th & 12th) he’ll be at the Kathmandu Fair in Depot Park, Sonoma.
Spend the day enjoying Himalayan food, music, dance and other cultural events. Look for Karma in the Skykingdom Adventures booth, which is also the “Dreaming of Prayer Flags” booth. Stop by and say HI, talk about Bhutan, travel, trekking, food, surfing. With Karma you’ll find endless things to talk about! If you want autographed copies of our book, now’s your chance.
http://www.sonomauncorked.com/wine-country-events/annual-events/katmandu-fall-festival/
On Monday (Sept 13) Karma is the guest lecturer at the Gualala Arts Center in Gualala, CA. Karma is a compelling speaker, his lecture “Kingdom on the Cusp of Change” starts at 7pm.
http://gualalaarts.org/Groups/Lecture/2010-09Bhutan.html
I hope you can join Karma in Sonoma in the next few days. I sure wish I could be there!
If you’ve been dreaming about traveling to Bhutan, this is a great time to make a connection with Karma.
A nice mention from Berlin
Posted on April 23rd, 2009
Karma and I met Dr. Michael Polster at our book launch in Paro, Bhutan. He wrote a great post about the event in his blog. Thanks Michael!
http://www.michael-polster.de/?p=1249/