High Desert Healing in Taos
“WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME you had a massage?” AnnaMarie Vaughan asks. I am face down on the table in the attic of her cozy cabin just north of Taos. Afternoon light hits crystal suncatchers and throws…
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“WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME you had a massage?” AnnaMarie Vaughan asks. I am face down on the table in the attic of her cozy cabin just north of Taos. Afternoon light hits crystal suncatchers and throws…
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Read MoreTHE CEDAR BEAMS of Violet Lucero’s loom stretch across a room that should be too small to hold it. Tools handmade by her father and bundles of wool yarn rest nearby. At the heart of this world of…
Read MoreLOST IN THE SAUCE When Albuquerque resident JILL MEYERS spotted an ad for Ayoh! sandwich sauces, she thought they looked amazing. She went to the company’s website to look for a New Mexico…
Read MoreSHIPPING HITCHED Two weeks before her daughter’s wedding, JANE DARLAND ordered a pair of shoes from a Houston-based retailer to wear at the celebration. She received confirmation they would ship DHL…
Read MoreYOU’RE OUT! This summer, GARY BENN tried to buy a beer at a Los Angeles Angels baseball game. After presenting his New Mexico driver’s license, the concessions cashier asked: “Do you have a passport…
Read MoreWHAT A HOOT! In June, the trail camera at MICHÈLE SCHWAPPACH ’s San Pedro home captured four owls at a water station. To determine what type they were, Schwappach visited the New Mexico section at the…
Read More“WE HAVE ONE of the most culturally diverse state fairs in the country,” says Dan Mourning, general manager of Expo New Mexico. No doubt there’s a lot packed into the fair’s 236 acres: a powwow at…
Read MoreSNOW WAY! When he resided in Florida, Albuquerque’s BARRY WHITLEY promised a snow-filled Christmas vacation in northern New Mexico to his young daughters. Just before winter break, he picked up his…
Read MoreHOLD YOUR HORSES Recently, KIRK GULLEDGE of Fort Myers, Florida, was looking for information about the Pony Express—the 19th-century quadrupedal method for delivering mail in the West. The web search…
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