Took me a while to figure out what the meaning of the world " Flaneur " means !!!! Lounger is perhaps the best translation. Joel's amplitud of vocabulary is wonderfully refreshing since it not only helps describing events so much more colorful and accurate but introduces us to a world of new lexicon . .
I enjoy your commentaries, but it has occurred to me on more than one occasion that you have never mentioned being astride a horse! Some of your readers will wonder what this has to do with finance or investing. But the more salient question is what do horses have to do with the Americas, and the answer to that is: lots. Not that the Incas or the many tribes on the north American plains had horses before the Conquistadores arrived, but once the horses were in the Americas, they became a pivotal part of life in the Americas both north and south of the equator. And since you have anchors in both hemispheres, get with the drill already! Horses! We need horses! Spanish horses, it is true, but transplanted to the New World. Oh, and thanks for all you do.
Thanks for your Great work in 2024 , Hope to be able to enjoy this even more in 2025 !
Thank YOU, kind sir!
Thank you to the Bowman team. Great work, memorable moments.
JB.
What a dense, detailed and entrancing tapestry 2024 has been for You and Your Team.
And what, pray tell, might you be planning for the encore in ‘25??
Enquiring Minds are keen to know.
Thanks for being a Total Legend and a Guiding Light.
Andele Amigo!!
Took me a while to figure out what the meaning of the world " Flaneur " means !!!! Lounger is perhaps the best translation. Joel's amplitud of vocabulary is wonderfully refreshing since it not only helps describing events so much more colorful and accurate but introduces us to a world of new lexicon . .
Joel:
I enjoy your commentaries, but it has occurred to me on more than one occasion that you have never mentioned being astride a horse! Some of your readers will wonder what this has to do with finance or investing. But the more salient question is what do horses have to do with the Americas, and the answer to that is: lots. Not that the Incas or the many tribes on the north American plains had horses before the Conquistadores arrived, but once the horses were in the Americas, they became a pivotal part of life in the Americas both north and south of the equator. And since you have anchors in both hemispheres, get with the drill already! Horses! We need horses! Spanish horses, it is true, but transplanted to the New World. Oh, and thanks for all you do.
Joel when I watch your movies, I always wonder if you take them holding up an obvious camera
or do you have some clever tiny camera hidden in a hat?
A question I share with you