We have a pleasant evening at the hotel, complete with a wee fire in a kiva fireplace.

We meet Ezra. Maybe not the nicest of dudes. Or maybe he just got a bad rep.

Meet the Cottonwood--one ‘ell of a terrific tree.

We head to Taos, home to 1000 years of history, and not a few amazing artists.

We meet Cyrus The Great, conqueror and liberator.

Cafes, Flying Dogs, and a velociraptor on a velocipede. What more could you ask?

We’re moving toward to Michael the Archangel...but, first, a quick trip to Cyrus the Great.

We eat at the Kitchen Of Blue, and stay in a positively Adorable Adobe.

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We are off to New Mexico, and I'm freaked out by altitude sickness.

By the Waters of Babylon, when the Israelites discovered One God and Many Angels. √[10] Ha-Satan, and Our Michael

And we're back to New Mexico...for a very important birthday.

More on Angels in the Bible...and why they’re few and far between. Also, meet the Ophanim.

We come to the Waters of Babylon. But still no Michael.

We finally have a decent dinner, take pix of rusting ruins, and revel in being a role model for young marrieds.

I continue to link St. Michael The Archangel with Resheph The Plague Deity...and conclude they are basically the same. I also get Bible-nerdy finding Resheph in the Hebrew text. #Michael #Resheph #Angels

In my search for the origins of Michael The Archangel, I find a god of war and disease, but one with a warm heart: Resheph

We see more of Corpus Christi, discover some amazing murals and art deco architecture...and view some scars from recent economic downturns.

Yet another of my St. Michael The Archangel blogs, this one dealing with the period when God wasn’t God, but rather the first among equals.

We meet Corpus Christi, and discover it is -- yikes! -- a real city.