You Can't Make This Stuff Up!

[SS427]

Originally Posted by L_e_e

Spent 4yrs in Yuma, AZ. can't understand how anyone can like that heat.
I'll take the 4 seasons and enjoy the snowy winters over that desert any day.

I will take it any day. I cannot stand our summers here when you come out of the shower and cannot dry off due to the humidity. You might as well not even have taken a shower. Same goes for the swimming pool. Nothing worse than walking around in sweat soaked clothes and sweat dripping down you back! Its hot there but with the lack of humidity it is bearable.

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Originally Posted by SS427

I will take it any day. I cannot stand our summers here when you come out of the shower and cannot dry off due to the humidity. You might as well not even have taken a shower. Same goes for the swimming pool. Nothing worse than walking around in sweat soaked clothes and sweat dripping down you back! Its hot there but with the lack of humidity it is bearable.

It's just like sticking you head in the oven during Thanksgiving. Lived here 62 years...probably not moving...Joe

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