The Hobo Camp Fire Is going well #VI.. Stop In!!!

[ezdays]

My sister in law moved to Phoenix in the early 80's and while she brags about how nice it is she lets all these little tidbits escape, including having to carry water in your car, and the pavement being too hot to walk on, water bill, etc. I would love to visit in the early spring or late fall and we are planning to do that and I hope it is this year. I have a friend that is the chief mechanical officer at the Heber valley in Utah and a few of our Samoyed friends are in OK. and TX. that we would like to see on the trip. It basically depends on fuel prices.
Charlie

I used to write a column for an Ohio paper and talked about just that frequently. A few things you don't do in the summer here is to touch any water that comes out of a hose for at least two minutes or you will get scaled, and you don't touch any metal with your skin on a car that been out in the sun more than a half-hour. I won't even talk about trying to drive with your knees until the steering wheel cools off.

If and when you decide to come here, let me know and we can try to get together...