The Cumbres & Toltec Train Ride

Pat and I drove to Chama, New Mexico, for the Cumbes&Toltec train ride to enjoy the fall color. We drove through Santa Fe on the way to Chama, which was coincidental for me. I took that same route when I drove to Moab, Utah, and when I passed Camel Rock, I wished...

Meet Arlo and Elwood

I lost Siam and Frosty last year within a few months of each other. Bill passed this February. Then Porche also died unexpectedly in April. I had vowed no more pets because, at this stage of the game, they will most likely outlive me. and then wonder why I am no...

I Received a Random Act of Kindness!

I shopped at Sam’s this week, mostly for green beans to add to the dog’s supper for fiber and bulk so she won’t get too heavy since she is missing a leg. Normally, I get one gallon cans of green beans. That day there were only boxes of eight 14 oz....

Muleshoe Howled at the Mule

Halloween is coming on, so Muleshoe decided to celebrate Sunday afternoon, October 26, at the Muleshoe Heritage Center. Bernadette Bradley, co-manager of the Muleshoe Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture and the Muleshoe Heritage Foundation, invited businesses and...

The Quinceanera

Becoming an adult is a rite of passage, a coming of age experience that is celebrated in most all cultures in some form or fashion connecting their values, beliefs, and traditions with nature, spirituality, and social responsibility. From Native American vision...

The Muleshoe Airplane Club

Muleshoe has a flying club! I was invited to go flying in the airplane owned by the members of the club the other day and learned about the club. Matt Davis, Craig Black, Jackson Myers, Cody Kirby, Michael Lawrence, and Colt Ellis decided they wanted to fly, so in...