**Our Experience at the Albuquerque Balloon Festival: A Testament to Good Neighbors**
A few days ago, a neighbor asked if we’d be interested in going to the Albuquerque Balloon Festival. As much as it sounded like a blast, we had campers arriving, and the big question was, what about the dogs?
After some thoughtful discussions with multiple neighbors, we came up with a plan. With their help, we decided we could head out for the early morning Glow and drone show and be back around noon—just in time to manage things with the campers. One neighbor even offered to come by and let the dogs out, which sealed the deal.
The catch? We had to leave around 2 a.m. That meant waking up at 1 a.m., brewing some coffee, feeding the dogs, and letting them get in some early morning playtime before we headed out.
Now that we’re home, the dogs are happy, we’re a bit tired, but we took a short nap and are now unwinding with some football.
The moral of the story? There’s nothing like having neighbors, friends, or family who are there to help make things possible. Without their support, we wouldn’t have been able to attend the festival, which made the experience even more special. We’re grateful for these wonderful neighbors and are excited to share our day with them and all of you!
**Key takeaway:** Good neighbors make life’s adventures even better!
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