About Me
I'm Debbie, mother of two delicious kids,
and I write about traveling with little kids. That's
my 6-month old son in Paris on Halloween.
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While many people pass through Albuquerque on their way to Santa Fe or Taos, we think it's a great place to stop for a few days, especially when you are traveling with kids. Not only is it a good way to give yourself some recovery time between the plane flight and the long car drive, but there's lots to do that both parents and kids will enjoy.
Casa De Suenos This inexpensive hotel is centrally located and has some larger rooms that ...
Hyatt Place Albuquerque Airport This newly refurbished hotel is approximately midway between downtown and the airport. ...
Golden Crown Panaderia (Bakery) This locally owned bakery sells is known for it's New Mexico Green ...
Monica's El Portal This reliable New Mexican restaurant features typical dishes, including blue corn enchiladas, ...
Explora! This hands-on science museum is a great place to take kids during ...
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center We all enjoyed the overview of Pueblo arts and Pueblo life at ...
New Mexico Ghost Tours Old Town Albuquerque is considered one of the most actively haunted areas ...
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science Albuquerque's Natural History museum is more focused on Dinosaurs than most, so ...
Petroglyph National Monument There are over 20,000 carved images in the rocks at Petroglyph National ...
It is funny that out of all the articles I have written in the past year, this one makes me the most uncomfortable. There is something very private about one's budget. Publishing my budget exposes the places where we were simply too lazy to be frugal, the places where ...
It has been a while since our last full-fledged family vacation, and we must all have been full of the same sens of adventure and energy, because today was the busiest travel day we have ever had with the kids. We simply cannot believe how much we fit in, and ...
Without fail, every time I mentioned our plan to visit New Mexico, the response was "Why, do you have family there?" New Mexico has loomed large in my imagination for so long that I was shocked that so few people (at least in Seattle) had considered visiting the state.
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