Let's take a trip! Come with me, to the 'Land of Enchantment'--New Mexico.

 Beginning tomorrow, Dear Reader, I'm going to begin a tour of the Southwest (i.e. Arizona and New Mexico).  So, tune in tomorrow, same bat time--same bat channel, that is if you’re interested Dear Reader, to begin the odyssey (Lotus Eaters are not welcome!).



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