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Thanks! I especially appreciate the city shopping advice. Making an effort to avoid daily trips is golden.

I've driven the back route between ABQ and Santa Fe. Thoae vistas rewrote what I thought I knew about New Mexico.

I will eat at all these places! Thanks for the recommendations.

Aside from eateries, what behaviors make people stand out as out-of-towners. I'll never be a true local, but I hope to soak up the culture and assimilate.

Fascinating reads. Thanks for sharing!

Mother Nature has no reverence for mankind.

I took a peek at the New Mexico Water Data groundwater dashboard. I can't say I'm smart enough to fully understand if trends are up or down. It's also specific to domestic wells.

Work and lower cost of living are the two more attractive factors. I'm wrapping up a 20 year career in the military and looking for a quiet area that has access to decent jobs

It's funny you mention the prevalence of big box stores and franchises. The smaller town feel is appealing. Getting to know people and do things with the fellow community appeals to me. The East Mountains seems to always have some fair, festival, or event going on.

At present I'm living in Vegas, and I prefer the desert climate, similar to yourself. Vegas is cool and all, but it's insanely expensive and way too crowded.

I'd like to see sources on both claims. A dying desert sounds alarming!

Thanks for the well wishes. Any particular reason for the envy? I'd love to hear your thoughts and perspectives.

Yup, the area past the Air Force base heading east beyond Sandia Mountain.

And the chiles are an added bonus. :)

Ha! There damn sure could! Thanks for the laugh.

Try searching for commando sweater.

Thanks for sharing your point of view and insight. What's your opinion on 1Password's bloat? Do you think it is? Pass appears to have a much more pared down set of features--at least for now. Any specific features from 1Password you miss, like passport ready templates or software licenses? I'm sure those can be duplicated in Pass by using notes.

Ditto. Things has a notoriously high price point. When 3.0 released, I tried to avoid the $80 all-in cost. Like yourself, I looked at other apps but none met Things' strength, simplicity and extensibility.

Ulysses for me. The annual subscription price is hard to swallow, but Ulysses has a writing, research and goal setting environment that I haven't seen another app duplicate.

Keeping a steady flossing habit has always been a struggle for me. This inspired me to give it another go. Thanks!