Back on the Road Again
After being stuck with slide issues, even a quiet New Mexico road felt like freedom.
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After being stuck with slide issues, even a quiet New Mexico road felt like freedom.
Putting Qubit on an e-paper tablet felt a little ridiculous, genuinely useful, and very fun.
A short-ish desert ride with Aden, starting in the middle of nothing and heading into even more nothing.
A stop at the UFO-shaped McDonald's in Roswell, New Mexico. More normal than alien, but still worth seeing.
A stop that started with low expectations turned into a genuinely fun scavenger hunt with Aden.
A surprisingly clean retro handheld find, right down to the original terrible screen.
Spending the day with Aden at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, surrounded by aviation history, space exhibits, and classic tourist-stop energy.
Riding the vertical rail car up above Pittsburgh and getting a wide view of the city from the top.
A Route 66 museum stop in Elk City with old cars, machines, and a full-size model town that was more fun than expected.
A camel farm outing in Brazos County where Aden rode a camel and we saw all kinds of animals, including kangaroos.
A quiet, dry stop near Four Corners, where the desert felt wide open, peaceful, and completely different from anywhere we had stayed before.
A Sandia tram ride up above the valley, with huge views, serious wind, and a ride up that was more intense than expected.
A surprisingly good natural history museum in tiny Bandera, full of taxidermy animals from the surrounding area.
A quiet Bandera moment with wildlife right outside the door, calm enough to make the whole place feel peaceful.
A San Antonio Legoland stop that was not quite what we expected, but still gave Aden a good day and came with the nice surprise of being fully indoors.