So, I had planned on going to the Festival of Colors with Mindy, however, I had a conflict in my schedule and couldn't work it out. So, Mindy and I ended up sharing a breakfast at Gurus here in Provo. I have to say that the Huevos Rancheros was actually pretty good. In lieu of attending the festival together, Mindy and I had a good old catch up. It was long overdue.
Right after breakfast, I caught up with a businessman from New Zealand. One of the most enlightening conversations I've had about doing business back in the homeland. This guy, Shane Ta'ala, has experience and knowledge coming out of his ears. He inspired me to look at a number of different things that I think will really help me (and hopefully some others) in the future.
Then, there was the Hari Krishna Festival of Colors. Don't know what that is? Here you go:
Needless to say, pictures of me and the peeps I ended up going with and seeing there will be forthcoming. You'll love it.
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Sigh. I heart you. And miss you. A lot.
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