Crunchy questions

[pattrose]

Crunchy questions.

What are some commonly held beliefs about the place you call home? Are they accurate? Inaccurate? How do you generally respond to media depictions - or do few to none exist? (You can answer for your country, the region you live in, town, or a combination.)

I call Tucson, Az home. People always think it’s huge, but it’s not. I think we have 899,000 population. Phoenix has 3.5 million population. Now that’s a big city.

Our Sheriff department sucks. As you all can tell from the Guthrie abduction. They fucked it up from the start. The FBI should have been on it. It’s really a shame.

Arizona is filled with Trumpsters. This is true. But we’re hearing any more people not liking him any more.

The summers are brutal. True. We have triple digits for all of June, July, and August. Usually 110 most days. But it’s a dry heat. Not much humidity. We love it here. September-November are gorgeous days. I love the fall. December-March are very nice warm days. Our winters rock.

Comments

[lucy_roman]

Wow those summer temperatures! I dislike the heat very much but in the UK we always have high humidity.

[pattrose]

The dry heat keeps it bearable .

[author_by_night]

Is it true that nights are cool?

I think going to Arizona in the fall must be lovely.

[malinaldarose]

Given that I live in a city that was only 20,000 at its peak (which was about 40 years ago), that is huge.