Number 48! Arizonans, sweat it out in here.
 
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01/05/09 9:29 PM

Idk, but i sat out in the desert yesterday evening in the rain. It was very nice.

 

01/12/09 11:07 AM

*tumbleweeds*

What's crackin'?

 

01/12/09 11:57 PM

^^My Knuckleswinking smiley
Nothing going on in this neck of the desert at the moment. How are things with you, Forky?

 

01/12/09 11:07 PM

I'm going skydiving in Eloy next weekend. Cool huh?

 

01/13/09 12:36 AM

djnixon posted:
I'm going skydiving in Eloy next weekend. Cool huh?

Very cool! Something I always wanted to try but never got around to. Now I'm kind of afraid I'll break something important!
Is this your first time?

 

01/13/09 3:52 PM

Yeah, we're doing it for my friend's 18th birthday. (since you can't do it until you turn 18)

Admittedly, i am nervous/scared. But still anxious!

 

01/13/09 9:00 PM

What an awesome birthday present! Hope you all have a great time and safe landings!

 

01/18/09 7:25 PM

GOOOO CARDINALS!!!!!!! HUH!? HUH!?!!!

 

01/24/09 10:45 PM

I got to see 2 two-day-old baby goats at the farmers' market this morning. smiling smiley

 

01/27/09 5:51 PM

Finally made it down here to the desert. Tucson is no Phoenix/Tempe, but not as bad as everyone says. The U is cool. Now to find a freakin job...that part hasn't been fun.

 

01/27/09 6:51 PM

Welcome back, Dave!

 

01/28/09 8:04 AM

I pretty much from Phoenix. Lived out there 15 years. Treked all over Squaw Peak, North Mountain, Papagos etc. Painted the mansion of one of the Phoenix Suns on Camelback Mt. Went up to Christopher creek which I here now is dry? I'm writing a book that takes place in Phoenix during the monsoon season. It also has highlights about my perspective on Sedona and the bad guy has a cabin on the Mogollon Rim. Lived in northwest corridor near ASU west. It's nostalgia for me now, but don't miss 118 heat. Fly out there twice a year. My favorite shops were the spicy Indian shops over near 16th street. Loved to shop Jutes and Hoops on 32nd st. and Camelback, maybe it's not there anymore. Went to Jan Ross for a reading once, lol. Need to visit and go see places again instead of relatives. Bought my first NIN tape, yes tape in the 90's at Christown.

 

01/28/09 9:02 AM

^You are an oldie! Jutenhoops has been gone for years. I was just thinking about them the other day, because I was remembering that they always carried Sex Wax which makes no sense as we do not have an ocean…

Christown changed it's name to Spectrum & now it's Christown Spectrum. Ha! (I also just realised I haven't been to that mall since…oh, 1992 when I had a performance there. Double Ha!)

Squaw Peak is Piestewa Peak, but no one calls it that except for the media.

As for Christopher Creek, well, most everything is dry anymore. tongue sticking out smiley We got some good snow this year, though, so hopefully things will start flowing more this spring.

I'm excited for your book! Long, long ago I wrote a paper that had to do with a lot of the fighting that went on up at the Mogollon Rim back in the 1800s, I believe. Good luck with it! thumbs up

 

02/01/09 8:20 PM

DaveG posted:
Finally made it down here to the desert. Tucson is no Phoenix/Tempe, but not as bad as everyone says. The U is cool. Now to find a freakin job...that part hasn't been fun.

Tucson > Phoenix/Tempe.

P.S.: boo on the superbowl. sad smiley so close!



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02/01/09 8:24 PM

djnixon posted:

Tucson > Phoenix/Tempe.


You are out to lunch! tongue sticking out smiley But a little further North of Phoenix > Phoenix…so…

 

02/02/09 5:59 PM

Haha, out to lunch? Haven't heard that one before.

 

02/02/09 6:01 PM

DaveG posted:
Finally made it down here to the desert. Tucson is no Phoenix/Tempe, but not as bad as everyone says. The U is cool. Now to find a freakin job...that part hasn't been fun.

You living in those apartments you were asking about?

 

02/04/09 12:05 PM

http://www.azcentral.com/i/sized/6/D/0/e298/j350/PHP4988E45DE30D6.jpg

azcentral.com posted:
Scottsdale needs name for its cowgirl

A Scottsdale cowgirl dreamed up in an advertising campaign will get a name this spring in a Scottsdale tourism bureau contest.

Visitors to www.ScottsdaleCowgirl.com can submit a name for the Scottsdale cowgirl. She is twirling a lasso in a stylized ad with a martini-sipping cowboy, saguaros and a starry sky in the background.

"The contest draws visitors to our Web site to explore what Scottsdale has to offer, ultimately increasing our visitation," said Lauren Simons, bureau vice president of marketing.

The winner will get:

• Roundtrip airfare for two to the Valley.

• A two-day stay at the Arizona Cowboy College in Scottsdale.

• A two-night stay at the Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale.

Submissions are due by March 30 at www.scottsdalecowgirl.com.

Judges will select the top 10 names based on originality, aptness and relevancy. Those names will be posted online for Web site visitors to vote on from April 1-15.

The Scottsdale cowgirl ad is part of the bureau's latest marketing campaign. Ads will be published in the New York Times Magazine, New Yorker, Chicago Tribune, Calgary Herald and Vancouver Sun.

The Riester agency created the ads.

Photographer Kate Turning took pictures of models Brooke Taylor and John Cherland at Pinnacle Peak. The photos were altered to give them a romanticized, movie-set look.

More than 2,500 votes were tallied last year in the tourism bureau contest "Take Pity on Me" in which participants sent photographs of themselves enduring frigid winter weather.

 

02/08/09 8:58 PM

Rained today. thumbs up I had a flock of Quail two feet away from my bedroom window and like three rabbits amidst them.

http://www.richard-seaman.com/USA/States/California/TahquitzCanyon/GambelsQuail.jpg

 

02/08/09 9:48 PM

The rain was splendid, wasn't it?

 

02/08/09 9:51 PM

Surely was! Gotta love the rain!

You can't be an Arizonian and not love rain. Physically/Mentally impossible!



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02/09/09 11:19 AM

djnixon posted:

You can't be an Arizonian and not love rain. Physically/Mentally impossible!

I'm sorry but I have to disagree. I hate rain.

 

02/09/09 3:23 PM

You were born in Washington!! Of course you hate the rain, you aren't an Arizonian.

 

02/10/09 8:54 AM

Arizonan.

& I was loving the rain last night, though I was certain I'd have to take a boat if I wanted to go anywhere. Of course, where is that water this moring? tongue sticking out smiley

 

02/10/09 5:26 PM

Is actually snowed over night. at about 2 in the morning! none of it stuck, but it still snowed. sweeet.

 

02/17/09 12:27 AM

Hoping for the rain tomorrow morning. Enjoyed Native Trails at the Scottsdale Civic Center over the weekend. How goes it?

 

02/17/09 6:00 PM

Beautiful weather today and yesterday. A little nippy. 70 degrees yesterday though. suppose to get to 77 this week!

oh and rodeo break starts next thursday! haha, tucson and its rodeo break.



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02/20/09 10:15 PM

I played in the snow on Mt. Lemmon on the 15th. thw snow was pretty damned deep. as much as i like it to be 115 degrees, i hope it snows again. i wanna go back up the hill. and there's waterfalls in the canyons.
we all need to pray for more snow or rain before it gets hot!
nice quail dj. i actually got to rescue a baby quail in june 07. it was the cutest thing i have ever had the pleasure of holding in my hands.

 

02/21/09 12:37 AM

BABY QUAIL!!! They are the cutest of all little birds. I want to fall into a room FULL of baby quails. I can't get over how much i love them and their quirky little quail-habits.

I can't believe you got to hold one!

In a related animal-saving story, when we get the flash floods during monsoon season, occasionally desert tortises would get washed up and then caught between the rushing water and a fence in my backyard that ran through the wash. SO as a young'un i would wade out into the dirty flash flood and save turtles and keep them all in my bedroom, but they would ALWAYS die!! (Of pneumonia i assume.)

 

02/23/09 2:56 PM

If any of you live around Tucson and wanna go hiking some time in the middle to end of May, PM me. I'll be in the area for just over a week. Tucson will be my home base and I'll have a Toyota Prius rental car (natch!).

Is the petrified forest park worth the trip?

 
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