Based on a recent exchange I had with a Facebook friend collector, I felt compelled to write about networking and what works–and what does not.  A couple weeks ago, someone from a Facebook group to which I belong asked to be a “friend,” sending this message: “Hi, I’m also a member of the Green Business [...]

It’s Black Friday, which we celebrated 5 years ago by visiting Rio de Janeiro for a couple weeks.  Rio is one of the world’s most unique and beautiful cities for countless reasons.  Incredible beaches lace the city; good food is abundant for all budgets; and the city seems stuck in 1960, with abundant mid-century and [...]

Happy Thanksgiving!  It’s the start of a month of holiday merriment and madness, so enjoy!  I offer no lecturing about that antibiotic ridden turkey, the BPA hiding in the lacquer that makes the gourds in your table centerpiece shimmer, nor the evils of excess packaging.  Today I encourage you to watch the following classic holiday [...]

Tonight I went to a dinner in Santa Monica hosted by a consultant who graciously thanked those who had worked with her over the past year.  The dinner was fantastic, but most indulgent yet guilt-free were her gifts to us, and I have to share these products with you.  I think she read our minds, [...]

It’s Thanksgiving on Thursday, which makes for a light week.  Well, light as in news.  Not in food.  But something has to be light, so it will be GreenGoPost’s tone for the week.  Today I thought I’d talk about dog treats and how you can make your little fella happier during the holiday season—as well [...]

With all the fretting Los Angeles civic leaders and residents have about our city’s water supply, we could take a look at Mulholland Drive, and then nine time zones away to see what’s going on in Paris.    Los Angeles has a dry climate–but on average the city receives about 15 inches of water a [...]

Yerevan.  Yes, that’s right.  The New York times just covered the opening of the Cafesjian Center for the Arts in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia.  This US$40 million art center sits on top of the Cascade, an ostentatious yet delightful structure that sums up Armenia.  As true with any nationality, being part Armenian, I had [...]

It’s that time of year again:  the season for excess and debauchery, and hopefully, quality time with friends and family.  I am not going to preach any holiday tips, nor have I looked at any “green” web sites, because I can only imagine the wrist slapping over all these not-so-sustainable practices.  What I will do [...]