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Jan 12, 2019 1 hr 4 min

Polar Bear Plunge

from Jetstream CHANNEL??.J?

We're all over the place on this one...but that's our baseline. The Franciscan hotel was an Albuquerque landmark. Built in the 1920s and demolished in the 1970s, it was a pueblo deco style hotel on 6th and Central in Albuquerque. We wished it was still here...but at least there's a nice parking lot in it's place. We talked about moving and taking the plunge, and hard decisions in life. We talked about faith, and living with doubt and questions. Accepting doubt. Giving up guilt. The usual. Enjoy! Visit the Albuquerque Historical Society's website...there's some cool stuff there.

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