Laurie Dickinson and Rob Lee met in chainsaw safety class in Missoula, MT in 2004. Soon after meeting, Laurie took a job with the
Center for Sustainable Development through Boston University based in Costa Rica. Rob couldn't handle having Laurie so far away from him, so he took a hiatus from his
US Forest Service job and headed down to Costa Rica to steal her heart.
While in Costa Rica, Rob was employed at
El Cafetal Resort. Their experience running programs and managing resorts brought them to accept the job of running
The Coral Lodge, an eco-resort situated in the
San Blas Islands of Panama. This remote paradise was where Rob and Laurie lived and worked for about a year.
Their families and friends brought them home to the Midwest and in early 2008 - they launched
Swift Passport Services - a premier travel document expediting company.
If you need a
last minute passport,
travel visas for countries such as Brazil or China - Rob and Laurie can help you get one as quickly as 24 hours.
They are also two of the most genuine and fun people that I've ever met. Rob and Laurie married in August 2008 and have been working hard to make SPS one of the leaders in the passport and via biz. Their use of
blogs and social media really set them apart from the rest. I would trust them with my life - I mean, they know how to use chainsaws properly...awesome.
The Moosejaw Marketing and Creative Team is heading to Munising, MI for our Fall 2011 photo shoot. This picture is from Grand Island, which is right off the coast of Munising. Grand Island has some of the best ice climbing in the country. Yep, in the country. The weather has been really wacky up there this season, so we aren't sure what to expect - but are hoping for a similar scene as is pictured above. 
The Huffington Post had this great article that I came across on walled cities across the globe. Gradara, Italy is a fine example of an impressive walled city. Many more are included the piece. I recommend the read. 
Here is my list of the best places to get fish tacos in the US. I'd love to hear about other eateries that boast a great fish taco as well. That's code for leave a comment:-)
Dissatisfaction, strength, organization and passion are changing the world right now. And we're just worried about some snow.
