I am moving!!!!

[Imperium]

To Scottsdale, AZ!

Next step in my career! WOOOOO!

 

[Colonel Kira's Left Tit]

Nice town. Remember, it's a dry heat.

 

[Imperium]

Yeah, so is an oven.

 

[Laker_Girl]

A very, very, very, very, very dry heat...Stock up on lotion or risk looking like a belt by age 30.

 

[eloisel]

Didn't Mandy move to Arizona? Scottsdale, Phoenix, Mesa and Tempe are pretty close together.

Scottsdale is a nice place. When it gets too hot for you, take a drive up north to Sedona and Flagstaff. Drink lots of water, wear a wide brimmed hat and light colored clothing - white is always good. Swamp coolers work better than air conditioners too. Be prepared for high electric bills because cooling is a must, not an option.

 

[The Dork Lord]

My ex lives in Yuma, she says she hates the heat there worse than the (very humid) heat of the south east (SC and GA).

 

[eloisel]

When I lived in Mobile, Alabama, 90 degrees with the high humidity was unbearable for me. In Mesa and Tempe, Arizona, it would be 110 but I could still walk around outside. I find the higher humidity 200 miles farther south from where I live now to be almost intolerable as in I can barely breathe and have to keep an inhaler in my pocket. I'm looking for someplace that stays between 40 and 80 year round, low humidity, snow occasionally, light breezes and blue skies during the day, light rains at night when I'm sleeping, lots of greenery and not prone to natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes and earthquakes.

 

[The Dork Lord]

Sounds like the NW, except the quakes...

 

[eloisel]

Yeah, quakes would be a deal breaker. I like to wake up to ground that is in the same place I left it the night before.

 

[Archibald Nixon]

There's this place out in the desert where I went camping with a few buddies and we cooked up these enormous bean burritos topped off with habanero peppers.

I had four of them.