American Carnage
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San Diego is my favorite. Spent lots of time there years ago.
No longer. Too many people, and way too expensive in all respects.I was in NOLA in April a few years back. Comfortable walking around, all of a sudden it was as if someone turned on the sauna. Then, came the tornado watch. It wasn't all that hot, but man, the humidity. Soaked in sweat, and really uncomfortable for someone visiting from the Northwest. But I did buy a voodoo doll, and I still think of people and stick pins in it. Best purchase I ever made.
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San Diego is my favorite. Spent lots of time there years ago.
No longer. Too many people, and way too expensive in all respects.I was in NOLA in April a few years back. Comfortable walking around, all of a sudden it was as if someone turned on the sauna. Then, came the tornado watch. It wasn't all that hot, but man, the humidity. Soaked in sweat, and really uncomfortable for someone visiting from the Northwest. But I did buy a voodoo doll, and I still think of people and stick pins in it. Best purchase I ever made.
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Fair, but after DC winters where you have 4 months of
greygray skies and temps hovering over a 35-degree freezing rain temp...I’d rather have winters where you know what to expect (cold and snow).@89th said in American Carnage:
Fair, but after DC winters where you have 4 months of
greygray skies and temps hovering over a 35-degree freezing rain temp...I’d rather have winters where you know what to expect (cold and snow).And sunny winter days! The sky is quite beautiful on a sunny winter day. Big Al commented on how blue the skies are in Minnesooooooota in the winter.
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You need to be careful of the "Indoor Gold". It's just a posh name for yellow snow.
