Back from a weekend in hell

Not really, just Arizona.

We spent an -extra- day there, instead of leaving on Sunday, we stayed for Sunday, left yesterday.

I was told and wanted to leave the entire city by 8:00 AM, but nooo, everyone just had to hold it up until
11:35!! Which really pissed me off cause we didn't get home till like, 3 minutes before midnight.

Richard Crimson wrote:

Not really, just Arizona.

We spent an -extra- day there, instead of leaving on Sunday, we stayed for Sunday, left yesterday.

I was told and wanted to leave the entire city by 8:00 AM, but nooo, everyone just had to hold it up until
11:35!! Which really pissed me off cause we didn't get home till like, 3 minutes before midnight.

Be grateful you got back at all.

Was it Yuma?

Yuma's hotter than hell.

We passed Yuma on the way there. We went to Anthem.

So you'd rather stay home then go somewhere you haven't been before? (i assume you haven't)

I'd jump to the chance to go to Arizona and stay an extra -two- days if I could afford it.

I would too, but then again my best friend, (Who happens to be my 23 year old cousin) lives in Pheonix. I WISH I could take a visit down there.

And it's not like the heat is bad, try going to florida. It's 10x Worse. Atleast Arizona is dry heat.

I didn't even sweat the entire trip.


And yes Geo, I would -much- rather stay home than go on a weekend vacation to visit relatives.

There are few acceptions I would make for anywhere over 2-3 hour drive.

Zaku350 wrote:

I would too, but then again my best friend, (Who happens to be my 23 year old cousin) lives in Pheonix. I WISH I could take a visit down there.

And it's not like the heat is bad, try going to florida. It's 10x Worse. Atleast Arizona is dry heat.

Florida isn't 130 degrees farenheit in the shade.

Florida is 130 degrees badass.

Kruggly wrote:

Florida is 130 degrees badass.

IN THE SHADE.

Arizona isn't humid. It doesn't necessarily need to be as hot.

I'd rather be in DRY Heat over HUMID Heat any day.

I agree. Much rather be in a completely dry shirt than a wet shirt when it's over 90 degrees (hurrr).