Winter Tales At Palacio De Marquesa
November’s shorter days, colder nights and the aftermath of 2016’s U.S.Election make this the perfect time to curl up beside a roaring fire and escape reality with a good book or a good storyteller.
El Monte Sagrado Resort And Spa
A story for the weekend.
A Change Of Scenery
Sometimes all a writer needs when the juices aren’t flowing, is a change of scenery to inspire a new point of view.
Beneath The Eaves
This sweet attic studio is located on a residential street in Taos’ Historical District.
Santa Fe Celebrates Modernism
September is the beginning of Art Season in the High Country and last weekend, Janie Romer and I headed to Santa Fe for a quick, girl’s getaway. Both of us had been working overtime and desperately needed a little break from routine.
Palacio de Marquesa
Where Montoya Street meets Los Pandos, behind an unassuming wall, a gem of a boutique hotel is hidden from plain view.
Wild Wild West
Cowboys and Indians and the Wild, Wild West – exemplified on the blog this week with a Pow Wow and a Rodeo – the Maverick Club Rodeo in Cimarron, which happens to be the oldest, ongoing Rodeo in the West.
Richard Spera and J. Matthew Thomas
Richard and Matt are one serious power couple. These two beautiful men met in Taos a little more than a decade ago when their eyes locked across a crowded room. Ten years later they were married in that same room but not before they had both accomplished more than most do in a lifetime. A…
The Taos Inn
Home to The Adobe Bar and the famed Doc Martin’s Restaurant, The “Inn” as it is affectionately referred to by locals, is an historical landmark in Taos. The hotel is actually made up of several adobe houses dating back to the 1800’s, which were built around a small plaza with a central well,…