With just one day of turnaround from Arizona, we headed to New Mexico to attend Clara's performance in Noses Off at Santa Fe Prep. We had some fun outings with the Hastings, but the most memorable event was when a pack rat chewed the wires in the electrical/computer system of our car during the night. We were ready to pack up and head home, but the steering wouldn't work. We had the car towed and left it for an overnight repair at the Santa Fe Honda dealer. They did an incomplete fix, but we left for Provo nonetheless with a partially functioning auto. Back in Utah, Honda of Orem completed the repair. The whole thing cost about $5,000.00. Fortunately everything was covered by State Farm. November also included Thanksgiving, beautifully prepared and hosted by Emily. I had a good work over by the doctors of Provo for bronchitis, skipped heart beat, and wonky knees (more to come on that front in January). Thankfully all went well and I am alive and kicking with a clean bill of health. And finally, we managed to meet Millie Kay in SLC for an impromptu Cousins' Breakfast.
Thursday, December 7, 2023
November 2023
Navajo taco in Cortez: the fry bread was a C-
The drive to NM is always beautiful
The play was tons of fun
A visit to our favorite Talavera store
Clafoutis for brunch and a slice flan to go: killing
my longing for Paris
Canyon Road for lunch at The Compound
New Mexico Museum of Art-Vladem Contemporary
at the Railyard
Angela Ellsworth was raised Mormon, and her Pantaloncini
series creates temple garments out of pearl-topped pins
Lee Bull, South Korean artist's fanciful chandelier
Piece by Yayoi Kusama who did the enormous self portrait
at Louis Vuitton in Paris - she loves dots
New Mexico Museum of Art
Rick Dillingham's wonderful kiln-fired reassembled ceramics
Louise Crow's Yen-see-do
Lunch at Rancho de Chimayo
Santuario de Chimayo
Pilgrimage church known for its healing dirt
Abandoned crosses left by pilgrims
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