Side Gigs
A talented musician, an emerging song writer and producer, she has toured the world with Maggie Rogers, Lorde, and Gracie Abrams
Who is "Elle"?
This last SUV that Grandpa owned was driven by most family members and also owned by a few after he passed
What is the "Honda CRV?"
Although no longer a creative duo, as students at UNM they made funny candid-camera videos of students on campus
Who is "Anti-social" (Christian)?
The Mexican beach town where John and Annette have built a resort-like expansion to their RV and where they acquire the local "moonshine" to bring up north
What is "Puerto Penasco""
Jean (John) Gaillour came from the Basque region of this European country, which is home to three of the seven Basque provinces.
What is "France"?
After working hard connecting technical networks for businesses and municipalities across the state, he relaxes by tinkering on car engines
Who is "Ryan"?
John got tired of spending so much on gas and decided to join the "granola" crowd with this turbo-charged SUV. Turned out Francine has the same SUV. Of course, the Harrison family have long-owned these outstanding vehicles.
What is a "Subaru"?
Family favorite Twisters had a starring role in Breaking Bad as a fast food chicken chain, but with this name
What is "Los Pollos Hermanos"?
Who are "Judah, JJ and Ben"; and "Leanne and Ellie"?
This American city is host to the most important Basque Festival in the United States
What is "Boise, Idaho"?
A certified yoga instructor and health center office manager, she is also a member of the ABQ Quintessence vocal ensemble.
Who is "Kira"?
Still guilty that that she wrecked this car and traumatized Danny in the process, Marsha was the main teen driver of this Japanese-made, American-branded station wagon
What is the "Dodge Colt"?
In an production by Cousins Films, this famous scene features these "siblings" manning a lemonade stand, while tumbleweed gently rolls in front of them
Who are "Leni and Lilly Lollipop"?
Set on a cliff south of Albuquerque, this is the oldest continuously inhabited community in the United States, older than St. Petersberg, Florida
What is "Acoma Pueblo"?
The majestic mountain range in southwest Europe, forming a natural barrier between the Iberian Peninsula (Spain/Portugal) and France, extending from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean. Several of the Basque provinces lie within or near this range.
What are "The Pyranees"?
Besides being a mother, an accomplished seamstress, and a talented baker, she recently earned her teaching certificate
Who is "Emily"?
This purple van, the Silesky family vehicle in New Mexico, accumulated a lot of gunk in the cup-holders from all the Sonic stops with the cousins.
What is the "Dodge Caravan"?
This Cohen brothers movie, a 2007 neo-western crime thriller, stars Tommy Lee Jones and Javier Bardem
What is "No Country for Old Men"?
This northern NM town is where many of the original settlers of Questa came from including Grandma family. However, it's more well known for being home to artist Georgie O'Keefe
What is "Abiquiu"?
This museum in Bilbao, Spain in the Basque region is visited as much for its modern architecture as for its art collection
What is the "Guggenheim Museum Bilbao"?
Although he writes articles, essays and newsletters for work, he garners much acclaim for the fiction writing and poetry he publishes on Substack
Who is "Dan"?
First released in 1968, this Japanese-made SUV was a complete style departure from American brands, solidifying Grandpa John reputation as a trailblazer when he brought this "cool" vehicle to Questa.
What is the "Toyota Landcruiser"?
In the family film "Road Trip to Red River" all the cousins yell out this flavor in unison when asked "what kind of ice cream do you want?"
What is "Mint"
This area in southern Colorado calls itself the "UFO Highway" for strange aerial phenomenon and a few cattle mutilations.
What is the "San Luis Valley" (also Pagosa Springs area)?
The Basque name for the autonomous Basque Country, which reflects its unique language (Euskara), strong culture, distinct cuisine.
What is "Euskadi"?