Santa Fe

If you like art, but are not that into going into pricey galleries, I’d recommend walking Canyon Road early in the morning. My friend and I walked the whole length of it starting around 7 a.m. It was just us, some joggers and dog-walkers and the art. Very nice.

We stayed at Dunshee’s B&B, which I would recommend. The casita was perfect.

there is a restaurant.. i forget what it is called but it is in the center of santa fe and it has the most delicicous sopapilla bread in the world!!! everyone should try it if you are in the area.

santa fe was pretty cool. the first time i ever visited there was when i was about 6 years old and i just remember being stopped in traffic because there was a spanish procession heading in to the church. everyone was in authentic costumes. also there are plenty of interesting shops and the artisans sitting outside of the governors plaza have the most unique jewelry to sell! santa fe is very interesting and i think everyone should have the chance to experience it the way i did.

I love this town. Great for chilling out and hanging with someone you love. Lots of art shops, great food and wine, nice people…

My friend ADiver, whom I met in kindergarten, invited me to meet her here in November. I want to!