the beauty of tucson summers is putting up with the bullshit hot and humid sucky weather during the day and basking in the glory of the evening downpours.
today was the perfect example of this.
i thought i was going to die on my ride to work this afternoon. as well as my ride home in the pouring rain. but it was once i accepted the fact that i was going to be soaked no matter what, it was an amazing experience.
there are few things better then riding home and splashing through puddles with a good friend.
i know i said this last time, but i’m going to repeat myself anyways. it’s reallyreallyreally nice to know that there are still great people living in this town that are worth investing time into. it makes me feel 100% better about spending another year here.
so thanks.
it’s comforting to know that there are still great people here that are worth investing time into.
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: change, faces, growth, illusion, lines, music, observations, past, phx, present, sky, summer, tucson
a year is a long time. and a lot can and does change. so how is it that we find ourselves in the same places and routines? does that much ever really change?
the perfect weekend consists of:
- sleeping until your body decides when to get up, not your alarm
- che’s at 330
- 17th street market for $2 steaks
- homemade guacamole for the masses
- swimswimswim
- cranberry juice with a side of black metal
- brushfire
- naps
- free furniture
- naps
- midnight movie with my lovelies
this weekend reminded me what it is i love about tucson.
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there was a candle light vigil in the rose garden of reid park tonight in honor of michael jackson. we went to check it out and the whole time i had the same two thoughts running through my head.
- how is it that we can rally for shit like this, but the stuff that actually matters we just sit on our asses and do nothing?
- these people are totally serious about this.
within the first 5 minutes of being there, we heard michael jackson get compared to the dali lama, louis farrakhan, and martin luther king. and apparently he had a greater affect on the world then any of them. why? because his music brought people together.
seriously?? how is he even on the same level as those guys??
i mean, yeah it sucks that he’s dead but personally i’m more bummed out about farrah fawcett. the burning bed was like my favorite movie when i was little. and as far as i know, he never had a lifetime movie…not yet anyways.
rip farrah fawcett
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in the span of 15 minutes i managed to find and loose $60.
technically i didn’t really loose anything, but still. it was just a big tease.
the perfect way to end the longest weekend ever.
