No rushing around this morning. We wanted to stop by Old Towne, stroll around, and have lunch. We doubted shops would open before ten. After all the rain, everything sparkled in the morning sun. We found a parking space–often extremely difficult to find there–on the west side of the church by the square and headed east in front of the church. Because it was early or because of the rain earlier, it seemed much less hectic than usual. We chatted with shop keepers, bargained, wandered. My grandson announced he was very hungry so we sat outside at the Hacienda (I think that is the name of the restaurant we go to near the square–we just go and never pay attention to its name). All I wanted was fry bread. First, I dipped it in the salsa then switched to honey. After this relaxing leisurely lunch, we finished our walk around the square and headed to Astro Zombie in Nob Hill. I think my grandson could go there every day.
Arrived home, fed Rosie, unpacked, and checked for water damage. It rained almost 4 1/2 inches while we were gone. That averages almost an inch a day for the last five days. The weather forecasters predict possibilities for rain the rest of the week. Some people in low lying areas of Amarillo experienced flooding in their homes. That is what occurs when developers fill in playas and build houses there. But that is another blog post for another day.
My daughter called to read me my grandson’s second blog post. He asked me last night while we lounged at the hotel to help him start a blog. He posted his first post last night.
Waking up for work will come sooner than I want. Happy dreams!!
Albuquerque is one of my favorite places in New Mexico to visit.