Bill and I had a wonderful reservation only breakfast, seated in the outdoor alcove of the Inn. It meant we were alone for our start of the day, before heading to the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi in the center of Santa Fe. We had not been to mass since spring but thought […]
Kathy Baker
DAY EIGHTEEN: ROADTRIPPING USA
We lay our heads on our pillows in a Budget Motel last night. It was the type that was original to the old traveling road, with the cinder block walls, but it was clean and close to the Beaver Street Brewery, where we met our friend McKenzie Gatz, who just relocated from Chicago, after living […]
DAY SEVENTEEN: ROADTRIPPING USA
Our daughter Brooke and husband Gage parted ways with us this morning and are camping with San Francisco friends on the south rim of the Grand Canyon. I have to say I had tears in my eyes, not only because I could not hug her goodbye, but it has been seven months since we saw […]
DAY SIXTEEN: ROADTRIPPING USA
St. George, Utah was an impressive town and we had an even more impressive meal at the Cliffside Restaurant. We ate from a wonderful menu, with a view overlooking the St. George Valley. They won the best of Utah in 2019 and the chefs studied culinary arts at Florida Atlantic University. It was a great […]
DAY FIFTEEN: ROADTRIPPING USA
I don’t know which was worse– our hotel room in Bryce Canyon or the debate. There were two floors to the Best Western cabins, and none of us slept due to someone having too much fun with their partner above one room and a herd of buffalo above us. Tonight, we are settled into a […]
DAY FOURTEEN: ROADTRIPPING
I should have written the blog yesterday, but instead, I watched the debates. What an embarrassment. Thankfully, it was eclipsed by a wonderful last-minute meet-up outside Salt Lake CIty by daughter Brooke and her husband Gage, who drove from San Francisco until 1:00 in the morning to join us for the great park tour. I […]