Another day in Santa Fe brings Janice and the kids back to an antique mall. This time they're not just browsing, they're buying a Man-Kerchief display.

What's a Man-Kerchief you ask? Well, it's a tissue for men that comes in a beautiful vintage display case.

Oddly gendered tissues aside, this is a day spent very much like Janice and Dan would spend it at home. In fact, it feels like home here now.

Six weeks in and it all feels like home. Come on in.

Week 6 continues with a settling into life in Santa Fe. Dan went off to work at a coworking space with actual working internet, while Janice tried to figure out what to do with the kids for the day.

And then the 14-year-old stepped up and planned the whole day!

A day spent hiking, shopping, and eating in Santa Fe, all courtesy of the 14-year-old tour guide.

Week 6 continues in Santa Fe, come along.

Week six begins with a road trip in search of the past.

First, Janice and Dan attempt to drive the pre-1937 path of Route 66 which lead from Santa Fe to Albuqurque. Much of the road doesn't exist anymore, and finding the bits and pieces of motels and roadside signs that tell a story of what was once there is challenging.

Much less challenging was finding signs of even more ancient civilizations at the Petroglyphs National Monument, where even when you've got only a few minutes before they literally lock you in, you can see drawings and patterns that are thousands of years old.

Plus: going to get the best bowl of green chili in New Mexico at Duran's Pharmacy.

Week six starts with an adventure, get on board here!

Sometimes even the best days go south on you. After an incredible day at the International Folk Art Market, Janice and Dan went to record this episode of the hitch on a picturesque bench swing at the campground.

Only to have it collapse on them the moment they sat down.

Bruised and a little battered, with a rain storm in the background, they retell this misadventure as well as think about what it means to get hurt on the road when you don't have your normal safety net to fall back on.

It's a bumpy ending to a great week as Week 5 comes to a close.

It took 34 days, but today Janice and Dan and the whole family did something that most people do on day one of camping: they had a campfire.

Living on the road is very different than camping, and the rituals around camping are perhaps some of the biggest differences. But today they partook and did some cooking right on the fire.

Join Janice and Dan for a meal of fire-baked potatoes and cake baked inside oranges directly on the coals. It's a rare episode about camping things!

Janice and Dan are joined outside the trailer by the 14-year-old to talk about today's surreal adventure at Meow Wolf!

Part art installation, part interactive story, part surreal playground, part mind-blowing experience, Meow Wolf has fast become one of the biggest destinations in Santa Fe--and for good reason. The story of a family whose home contains a refrigerator that's a portal to other dimensions overlays an experience that's unlike almost anything they've experienced before.

How do you talk about something so visually overwhelming with no visuals? How do you explain an experience that you just want to take others on? The challenge of talking about Meow Wolf is the challenge of talking about road trips generally. It's hard, but worth it.

Open the fridge and climb in as week 5 takes on new dimensions.

It's a day Janice and Dan have been dreading for a while now: the halfway point of the trip. It feels like it's taken no time at all to get here while also feeling like it's taken all the time. But that's life on the road: things stretch and compress in ways that are hard to describe.

Day 32 isn't all melancholy thoughts about the passage of time though, everyone dove deep into the rich culture of Santa Fe today with a trip to the Georgia O'Keeffe museum, the New Mexico History Museum, and a stop at the Five and Dime to buy Frito Pie from the originator of this incredible food.

What's Frito Pie you ask? Oh, Janice will be more than happy to enthusiastically explain.

Grab a bag of Frito Pie and climb into Evangeline as Week 5 continues.

The beauty of this region almost doesn't seem real. Whether it's the incredible high desert mountains on the drive into town or the historic adobe buildings of Santa Fe, the beauty can almost be overwhelming.

Oh a day that found Dan working outside and Janice taking the kids to the Santa Fe Children's Museum--one of those "regular life" days they've talked bout before--they wrap with a conversation about the haunted dog creamatorium down the street.

No, really.

Week 5 gets a little spooky, join in.

As Week 5 continues, Janice and Dan and the kids expore Santa Fe. Is it a city? A town? A Citytown? It feels both small and big at the same time.

But size aside, it is a city rich with history and culture that almost feels like you've been transported to another place and time. Everything in the city is made from adobe. Even the Target! It makes navigating a little difficult, but getting lost just lets you see more of this astonishing place.

Join Janice and Dan in Santa Fe as Week 5 continues.

Week 5 begins with Janice, Dan, Evangeline and the whole family finally away from the brutal heat of southern New Mexico and situated over 7,000 feet in the mountains outside Santa Fe.

It's cool and beautiful and, well, the connectivity sucks but that's just more reason to head into town where they discover a tamale restaurant opened by a former luchador and remember again that there are stories everywhere you look.

Speaking of stories, Janice shares one about an exploding toilet.

Get in the trailer, week 5 starts here!