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steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

That makes sense...I think it is around flagstaff.

yeah, it's in that general area. did you know they added this Skywalk thing that is a glass walkway that hangs out over the Grand Canyon, 4000 feet over the Colorado River?? you could not PAY me to walk on that thing!

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

it's where my Grand Canyon is

holy crap you own the grand canyon?!

steph wrote:

nice. i'll keep those in mind whenever in finally finish any of the four books or so that i am halfway through, hah.

last summer it got to 117 degrees here. and that's fahrenheit.
it was miserable, i was outside walking dogs all day, and i honestly think my meds turned up my internal temperature, it felt way hotter than 117. absolutely miserable. every summer, i say there's no way i will make it through another summer!

Fuck, that's hot. I can't handle much more than about 90 degrees. How do you do it?!

Labhras wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

That makes sense...I think it is around flagstaff.

yeah, it's in that general area. did you know they added this Skywalk thing that is a glass walkway that hangs out over the Grand Canyon, 4000 feet over the Colorado River?? you could not PAY me to walk on that thing!

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

it's where my Grand Canyon is

holy crap you own the grand canyon?!

well...my grand canyon isn't capitalized, but i do own it, and it is a regular tourist attraction.

Camus wrote:

steph wrote:

nice. i'll keep those in mind whenever in finally finish any of the four books or so that i am halfway through, hah.

last summer it got to 117 degrees here. and that's fahrenheit.
it was miserable, i was outside walking dogs all day, and i honestly think my meds turned up my internal temperature, it felt way hotter than 117. absolutely miserable. every summer, i say there's no way i will make it through another summer!

Fuck, that's hot. I can't handle much more than about 90 degrees. How do you do it?!

i stay inside as much as possible. it's absolutely miserable. you can't even get in your car to drive without injuring yourself by burning your hands on the steering wheel and/or seatbelt. and you drink A TON of water.

steph wrote:

Labhras wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

That makes sense...I think it is around flagstaff.

yeah, it's in that general area. did you know they added this Skywalk thing that is a glass walkway that hangs out over the Grand Canyon, 4000 feet over the Colorado River?? you could not PAY me to walk on that thing!

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

it's where my Grand Canyon is

holy crap you own the grand canyon?!

well...my grand canyon isn't capitalized, but i do own it, and it is a regular tourist attraction.

I hope you're charging there tourists reasonable fees.

Camus wrote:

steph wrote:

Labhras wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

That makes sense...I think it is around flagstaff.

yeah, it's in that general area. did you know they added this Skywalk thing that is a glass walkway that hangs out over the Grand Canyon, 4000 feet over the Colorado River?? you could not PAY me to walk on that thing!

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

it's where my Grand Canyon is

holy crap you own the grand canyon?!

well...my grand canyon isn't capitalized, but i do own it, and it is a regular tourist attraction.

I hope you're charging there tourists reasonable fees.

it's a sliding scale based on attractiveness and which areas they would like to visit, and whether or not they want a keepsake photo.

steph again, I love you

steph wrote:

Camus wrote:

steph wrote:

nice. i'll keep those in mind whenever in finally finish any of the four books or so that i am halfway through, hah.

last summer it got to 117 degrees here. and that's fahrenheit.
it was miserable, i was outside walking dogs all day, and i honestly think my meds turned up my internal temperature, it felt way hotter than 117. absolutely miserable. every summer, i say there's no way i will make it through another summer!

Fuck, that's hot. I can't handle much more than about 90 degrees. How do you do it?!

i stay inside as much as possible. it's absolutely miserable. you can't even get in your car to drive without injuring yourself by burning your hands on the steering wheel and/or seatbelt. and you drink A TON of water.

Ugh, that's not my idea of a pleasant place to live. Have you considered moving elsewhere to get away from the heat or does the rest of the year manage to make up for the unbearable summers?

steph wrote:

it's a sliding scale based on attractiveness and which areas they would like to visit, and whether or not they want a keepsake photo.

steph wrote:

Camus wrote:

steph wrote:

Labhras wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

That makes sense...I think it is around flagstaff.

yeah, it's in that general area. did you know they added this Skywalk thing that is a glass walkway that hangs out over the Grand Canyon, 4000 feet over the Colorado River?? you could not PAY me to walk on that thing!

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

it's where my Grand Canyon is

holy crap you own the grand canyon?!

well...my grand canyon isn't capitalized, but i do own it, and it is a regular tourist attraction.

I hope you're charging there tourists reasonable fees.

it's a sliding scale based on attractiveness and which areas they would like to visit, and whether or not they want a keepsake photo.

crikey that does sound hot alright

Labhras wrote:

steph wrote:

Camus wrote:

steph wrote:

Labhras wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

That makes sense...I think it is around flagstaff.

yeah, it's in that general area. did you know they added this Skywalk thing that is a glass walkway that hangs out over the Grand Canyon, 4000 feet over the Colorado River?? you could not PAY me to walk on that thing!

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

it's where my Grand Canyon is

holy crap you own the grand canyon?!

well...my grand canyon isn't capitalized, but i do own it, and it is a regular tourist attraction.

I hope you're charging there tourists reasonable fees.

it's a sliding scale based on attractiveness and which areas they would like to visit, and whether or not they want a keepsake photo.

crikey that does sound hot alright

That's what she said

plugga wrote:

steph again, I love you

JimmyB wrote:

Labhras wrote:

steph wrote:

Camus wrote:

steph wrote:

Labhras wrote:

steph wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

That makes sense...I think it is around flagstaff.

yeah, it's in that general area. did you know they added this Skywalk thing that is a glass walkway that hangs out over the Grand Canyon, 4000 feet over the Colorado River?? you could not PAY me to walk on that thing!

Labhras wrote:

Camus wrote:

When I think of Arizona I mostly think of a hot, arid climate so don't imagine much snow at all. How hot does it get in summer?

is that were the grand canyon is?

it's where my Grand Canyon is

holy crap you own the grand canyon?!

well...my grand canyon isn't capitalized, but i do own it, and it is a regular tourist attraction.

I hope you're charging there tourists reasonable fees.

it's a sliding scale based on attractiveness and which areas they would like to visit, and whether or not they want a keepsake photo.

crikey that does sound hot alright

That's what she said

She hasn't said that to me before.

hey plugga what's your favourite colour?

Labhras wrote:

hey plugga what's your favourite colour?

green!

Camus wrote:

steph wrote:

Camus wrote:

steph wrote:

nice. i'll keep those in mind whenever in finally finish any of the four books or so that i am halfway through, hah.

last summer it got to 117 degrees here. and that's fahrenheit.
it was miserable, i was outside walking dogs all day, and i honestly think my meds turned up my internal temperature, it felt way hotter than 117. absolutely miserable. every summer, i say there's no way i will make it through another summer!

Fuck, that's hot. I can't handle much more than about 90 degrees. How do you do it?!

i stay inside as much as possible. it's absolutely miserable. you can't even get in your car to drive without injuring yourself by burning your hands on the steering wheel and/or seatbelt. and you drink A TON of water.

Ugh, that's not my idea of a pleasant place to live. Have you considered moving elsewhere to get away from the heat or does the rest of the year manage to make up for the unbearable summers?

it is not my idea of a pleasant place to live, either! not by far. i've pretty much lived here my entire life, except when i was 20 i moved to Santa Barbara, CA to go to school, then dropped out, and it was too expensive to live there if i wasn't going to that specific school, but i didn't want to move home, so i went to San Diego, CA, but i was lonely there, so after a few months, i decided it was best to move home and regroup. then i got sick of it, and moved in w/ my mom on the Oregon coast, thinking I would try that out and possible move to Portland after the summer, but the town my mom lived in was super small and i got lonely and decided to move back home. HAH. /long answer
i still plan on moving some day, i just need to get my shit together first, so i know i won't have to end up moving back home again.

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