Breakfast NOT At Tiffany’s: Holding My Own In Sante Fe
There are many good places to have a hearty southwestern breakfast. But few with the ambience of Sante Fe.
Yesterday, I had my favorite southwestern breakfast, Huevos Rancheros. I was very pleased that there were no refried beans on my plate. The chiles and hashbrowns hit the spot. I was going to dine on it again this morning, but was running a bit behind.
So I missed breakfast altogether. Drats!!!
After a long day of being at a conference, I was more than ready for sleepy time…but NOT before I burned some fire. It was time to feed the fire demon inside…or just to relive my former life as a pyro.
:o/
I was told that a big pile of wood would be waiting for me when I arrived. You see, I specifically reserved a suite that had a fireplace…but not just any ole fireplace – an authentic, southwestern, kiva fireplace. There’s just something about them that feels so down home cozy, that alot of the stress of this trip (like airplane and traffic problems) just melted away. I thought that I’d share a couple of pics of that fireplace with you from my vantage point on the couch.
Now to get back to burning fire…that is, after today’s lecture is o-ver.
cj
conference in New Mexico when my blog designer tells me that my feed has disappeared. I had been looking for my latest post to arrive in my email…actually my last couple of posts…and they are missing in action.
Winter is one of my favorite seasons. Food tastes better. The air is crisper. I sleep better and there’s something about walking (and playing) it it. However winter can also be quite dangerous.
Californian’s are without power. Over 5 feet of snow fell in the Sierra Nevada range, with reports of 10 feet in higher elevation. And, 30 miles east of Reno, Fernley is under 8 feet of water after a canal broke.