Bambi, Mood Director at Palm Heights
Published in office Issue 19, Spring 2023. Get your copy here.
What is your ideal office?
The beach. I love to float around.
What is the sexiest smell?
I don’t remember his name, but oud & cigars.
Who might play you in the Bambi biopic?
Denzel Washington and Eartha Kit’s love child.
Do you prefer sunlight or moonlight, and why?
I always tell guests their days are more important than their nights on the island. It’s important to witness the subtle energy the sun provides.
However, moonlight, because it’s the caviar of light. Also, have you ever tried to cast a spell under the sun?
What disgusts you?
Saltless margaritas. If you wanted a lemonade, you should ask for one.
What would you say your role is in your community?
I like to think that I create space for people to be themselves authentically. I’ve been referred to as a gentle reminder…a reminder of all things Real, Beautiful, Rich, & ethereal.
I hope by being myself, I inspire others to get cozy in their skin.
Who brings you to your knees?
Again, I don’t remember his name, but oud and cigars.
Can you describe the last dream you had?
I’m living it.
What mythological creature would best describe Bambi, and why?
I love this question. The only way to describe me is as a mythological creature.
I’m going to lean between mermaid and Pegasus – you can draw your own conclusions.
Where do you consider the most sacred place on earth?
Dominican Republic. The town I come from literally translates to “good taste.” Talk about an origin story.
What about at Palm Heights?
The most sacred place at Palm Heights isn’t necessarily a physical space, but a shared way of thinking.
Although in its physical form, it is rich in design, nature, and beauty – what makes Palm Heights super special is the shared consciousness between the guests and those that run the space.
It’s truly the people that make the place. There are sacred moments to be found in every corner(but also the hamam at garden club is giving.)
What track will never fail to lift the spirits of a whole room?
When “Thinking About You” by Sister Sledge comes on, and I’m in a room surrounded by amazing people with a drink in my hand (Manhattan two cherries), there is no better place in the world to be.
Now if we are talking sunsets, nothing makes you feel rich like Marvin Gay’s, “I Want You.” It's giving, ‘thank God for this gentle breeze on my mega yacht.’
