*hands over some hot chocolate and a thick, warm, yet stylish coat*
Then I'll ask you the same question people ask me when I tell them I'm cold...."How can you be cold in San Diego?!?!?" Well, close...substitute "San Diego" for "Phoenix" and you pretty much have it.
Especially today because it's raining here. Or was, rather, now it's just overcast in places right now. Up north in Prescott it's snowing like mad (come to think of it, have you ever heard the expression, "snowing like happy", "snowing like depressed", or "snowing like blah"? No!) and people are having problems getting to work and such.
It's so rare that I get the chance to giggle at those who live in climates warmer than mine (well, when I'm home, and not in the frozen wasteland of Ohio) that I have to take the chance wherever I can get it. So: *giggles*.
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Then I'll ask you the same question people ask me when I tell them I'm cold...."How can you be cold in San Diego?!?!?" Well, close...substitute "San Diego" for "Phoenix" and you pretty much have it.
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And people don't get how cold it gets out in the desert. You guys are even colder than us, I think.
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There was this town up the road from us about 30 miles that's *not* a mountain town. They got snow! Clearly the world is ending.
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*snickers behind other hand*
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Brrrrrrr.
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