You learn a lot, but one of the negatives I had was not being able to commit to a relationship, knowing I could move at any time. Plus the radio pay was lousy, so I didn't get to experience as much as I would have liked. A lot of little things about certain areas that were interesting. Like in late summer/early fall in Albuquerque they roast chili peppers on the side of the road in these big metal tumblers over an open flame and it smells incredible, much better than they tasted. I would buy a little bag to just put in my car just for the smell, drive to a burger place and put some of the peppers on the burger. Also with Albuquerque, one thing I never knew was how high up it is - it's a mile high downtown and I was about 800 feet higher where I lived. If you go up to the top of Mt. Sandia they have a restaurant, it's about 8,500 ft. Two drinks hit you pretty hard.
Not my picture, but this is what they look like