First full day

New Mexico is on mountain time or two hours behind us. My internal clock is not calibrated for the change so I got up at four this morning. So it's still dark out and I'm wide awake, what to do, what to do. I know let's go for a walk. I was told I could see the hot air balloons at the park so I pointed my feet in that direction and off I headed.
Needless to say it was beautiful out and dark. When I got to the park I paused and looked out at the horizon, but there were no balloons. It could have been the very dark clouds headed for me from behind, the ones firing lightning bolts to the ground. I thought it would be best to get back to the house before the rain started.
When I got back to the house the front door was locked. The clouds were closer now. I pondered my situation and though out my plan. I'll try knocking on the door and maybe I can wake someone up gently and rescue me.
Unbeknownst to me, my sister and her family sleep like the dead. I swear I could drop a box full of metal pans next to their head and nothing will happen.
I thought I may try the keypad for the garage door. Then I thought that if I didn't get it right there may be an alarm involved and then it would get messy. So next I thought that I would hang out in the back yard but I didn't know how the neighbors would handle seeing a large man scaling a concrete wall.
I tried the door again. And few minutes later my sister opened the door.
Once everyone was up we headed out to breakfast at Wecks. It is by far some of the best breakfast food I've had in a long time. We headed back to the house and chilled for a few hours before heading to the Al Unser museum. It's a small place but it was full of great cars and assorted machinery.
We then headed out to el Pinto for dinner and once again had some great food.
All in all a very full day. Tomorrow we head for Roswell. With my aluminum foil hat. You can't be too safe.