I went all-bike a year ago. Since the drivers stopped being a problem*, I’ve had time to concentrate on more important things. Like the bike lane on Lead, heading up the hill from Downtown.

It took me a while to see it, but then I couldn’t let it go. To make room for us second-class roadsters, the City went far enough to cripple a pair of thriving 3-lane one-ways. They lowered speed limits all over Downtown and Old Town—which I think can only be explained by an APD deficit—and gave

We’ll brown our Saturday breakfast onions for 45 minutes, deglaze and get to work on eggs from the neighbor’s yard. We’ve got cookbooks pouring out our asses, and consider a potluck the highest form of houseparty. But we don’t hemorrhage our finances on organic grub. We love supporting our local farmers, and even vote in the Co-op elections, but we don’t spend money we don’t have. At least, not on food.

I’m fond of a little grocery on the corner of Isleta and Arenal, similar to our beloved Fruit

Let’s set aside whether non-monogamy is scary, and assume that for you, either it isn’t, or the intrigue or excitement outweighs the fear. Or maybe you’re just curious, and want confirmation that polyamorous people are harmless—maybe even datable. If you’re still reading this, odds are one of these statements applies. Maybe you’ve just finished Sex at Dawn, or The Ethical Slut, or Opening Up and

Move over, JibJab & the Capitol Steps. There’s a new political satire theatre troupe in town. Wow, that was a mouthful.

Actually, let’s start over.

Have you seen Up & Down Theatre Company? Let it never be said Milennials don’t know what’s (probably really) happening in the world. It might be a disaster out there, but it’s hilarious in here. (Which does make it harder to go back out there. Which means you should probably see them twice. Or never leave the

The upstairs patio is your best local bet for convincing your homophobe friends Gay Bar Night is awesome. Don’t get lost in the surrounding office building. Ladies: downstairs bathroom – someone’s ALWAYS locked in the one upstairs. Drink specials ’til 11:00 and dancing ’til you can’t take anymore. Careful or you’ll wake up in the alley off 5^th the next morning.

Some of the best printers in New Mexico work upstairs, and Don and a very flexible prepress designer fill out the first floor with good tunes. DMD may not always be the cheapest, but their commitment to your satisfaction is first-rate. And in

Our path was from Sister (where we took no photos, but big props to the Deer-in-Headlights couple) to Burt’s, and a lazy-1:00 am arrival at Anodyne. If you see yourself, please let us know in the comments—and feel free to argue about who was what, who your favorites were. Please link to your photos below!

Admittedly, after Tetris (“POSITIONS!”) nothing seemed quite as impressive. Until Kevin Spacey in Seven. That

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Well, we are such a city, with such a music scene, and we get the Ramblers. Seems only appropriate that they came to us from a living room in Los Lunas, someplace a little smaller.

First of all, what other musicians can you think of that’re as influenced by Ween as Bill Monroe? Wait, Ween? “Spinal Meningitis” Ween? Yup. They even have a wah-wah-driven cover of “Your Party” on