Not your average GUMMY

Since cannabis is legal in Ohio, we had gotten into the habit of taking night time gummies to help us sleep. You know how it is—when you get older, a good night's sleep doesn’t come as easy, and sometimes you need a little help. As our supply started to run low during the trip, we figured that once we were back in a legal state like New Mexico, we’d restock. But not just anywhere—we wanted to find the cutest, quirkiest shop with the most fun name that matched our low-key weed obsession.

After driving 487 miles across New Mexico, we finally struck gold. The shop was called Call Me Crazy, in Gallop and it was absolutely adorable. The vibe was chill and creative, with artwork by local artists decorating the walls—including a charming Bert and Ernie piece that looked like they had been there for a while. The owners and staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. Honestly, outside of sleep gummies, I had no clue what I needed, but they walked me through it all like pros.

Along with the gummies, I picked up a roll-on salve stick—one infused with turmeric and another with lavender, both locally made. They even had freeze-dried candy (like Skittles) with sleep aids baked in. It was a dream for tired travelers like us.

Let’s just say: after staying in a different hotel every night for the last 12 nights, with beds ranging from rock-hard to marshmallow-soft, having some kind of sleep support became essential. The place—Call Me Crazy, located at 611 W. Historic Route 66—was the highlight of our cannabis stop. (Their number, if you're curious, is 550-458-4010.)

We didn’t catch the name of the woman behind the shop’s name, but we met her husband and a co-worker, and they were just fantastic people. They’re all about buying local and supporting small makers, and it shows.

We’ll let you know how the sleep goes tonight—though we’re feeling hopeful. And speaking of rest, tonight's hotel? It didn’t just come with two beds… it came with two rooms. I guess we both needed a break, lol!