This winter I have spent many hours driving the road between Santa Fe and Albuquerque early morning late afternoon It must be tiring, people say about 100 miles a day nothing much on that road But I enjoy it that road had a lot of good poems and songs discovered while driving through softly curving hills dotted with tufts of pinon and tumbleweeds. I even left some thoughts musing, lingering around a small white cross beside the northbound lane and I say: bless me hills this clear golden morning for I am passing through again. I can easily sing for this time is mine and these ragged red cliffs flowing hills and wind echoes are only extensions of a never-ending prayer. Luci Tapahonso --- and THE MESSAGE ----------------------------------------------- From: [email protected] (Rob Seaman) To: [email protected] Subject: Re: K. Strom's run Karen is wandering New Mexico and can't be reached by any means short of the National Guard. You might ask Steve. RobReturn to Christmas at Muleshoe