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[quote=Anonymous]If you are used to DC life, it can either be a completely miserable culture shock or a refreshing change. More people there do not have college degrees or much education and people generally don't work long hours. People say ABQ is the "land of Manana," which is probably true of a lot of cities. There is a lot of poverty and for some reason, it feels more in your face than in DC. Because it's a dry climate, people will drive their jaloppys until they are dead. It's like Havana, Cuba (but for different reasons, obv.)

I absolutely LOVED it and miss it terribly. The high desert climate, the views, the crazy balloon fiesta and the chase vehicles all over the city trying to find the balloons once they go down. Sandia mountain and the FOOD. OMG. I gained a ton living there and loved every minute. Restaurants like Sadies, Padillas, Los Cuates. Green Chile. Breakfast burritos. Sopapillas and honey. I loved exploring the whole state. We would go somewhere amazing every weekend.

Highly recommend it! Best place ever. [/quote]

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