Day Six

What looked like low hanging clouds in this photo and the night before was clearly the Rockies in the morning to the naked eye. It was really cold. At six I had decided to sit in the car with the heat on. I was only about an hour away from my next stop for breakfast with friends, and I regretted having suggested 8 as the hour to meet.

i had a wonderful breakfast with Anthony Jacomb-Hood and his wife Lisa and totally forgot to take a picture.

left them about 10:30 and drove to my step-mom’s house near Taos New Mexico. In the past I’ve seen wild horses on that drive but not this time. Pretty mountains, but I can’t take pictures and drive at the same time.

Arriving in Taos I was greeted by my step-mom Marge and her dog RustyThis is part of the view from my step moms house

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  1. JimmyGApril 7, 2025 at 7:20 PM

    Hello Becky. I just read your book and prayer of being Gods vessel. Both blessed me and comforted me. I remember the days of my dances and sweat lodges. Thank you dearest sister.

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    1. Crossing RebeccaApril 8, 2025 at 4:32 AM

      Thanks. I very much want to get in touch with you after I finish this trip.

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  2. JimmyGApril 7, 2025 at 8:48 PM

    I remember Anthony. Is Lisa his second wife?

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    1. Crossing RebeccaApril 8, 2025 at 4:33 AM

      Yes. They are together in the Denver area. They run a house church, and do healing ministry together.

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