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  1. Bruce
    Bruce at |

    Justice is best served wet and cold. Like a monsoon.

    Spoken as a bitter easterner.

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  2. barb pearson
    barb pearson at |

    You so deserve to sit and do nothing (before you get nominated for sainthood!) Don’t forget to bring lots of good books to read and make sure you practice saying “don’t interrupt me”.

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  3. Catherine
    Catherine at |

    This trip will do you a lot of good. Enjoy a drink by the pool !

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  4. Sophie Berner
    Sophie Berner at |

    This sounds like the perfect cure for whatever ails a person at this time of year. I think our bodies are like solar panels and need to be recharged at regular intervals. Yes, sunshine is what you need right now!

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  5. Elinor Warkentin, CTA (Cosmic Travel Agent)
    Elinor Warkentin, CTA (Cosmic Travel Agent) at |

    You’re a Mennonite. Are you sure you know how to dick around?
    I love Kevin Redl for you too. Does he have any twin brothers?
    Happy dicking. 🙂

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  6. Martha
    Martha at |

    Good thinking! This was our seventh year as snowbirds in Phoenix and Tucson. Without a doubt, it was the best weather ever this February … mid 70s to low 80s every day, but one, when it rained on and off. Two years ago, the temps in February dipped to 30s overnight with afternoon highs in the 60sF … perfect for hikes.

    For the past 3 years, we’ve rented the same house at the foot of the Phoenix South Mountain Preserve. It’s on S. 43rd Place right beside the hiking path that leads to the Pima Canyon Entrance. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Pima+Canyon+Entrance/@33.3661995,-112.0077026,14z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x93792aab9017618d

    I highly recommend the National Trail to the 1.2 mile concrete bench, take a look at the hand-built stone buildings, and then choose a ridgeline route back — Beverly Canyon or other side for panoramic views of Phoenix — OR carry on the National or Mormon Trail to Hidden Valley (impressive tunnel) if you want a real workout! Start early and remember to take water as it gets quite hot in March. The trails and stone buildings were created during the Depression with funds from Pres Roosevelt’s “Make Work” program. Incredible legacy!

    OR you could relax in the shade with a good book.

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  7. Michele Peterson
    Michele Peterson at |

    That’s great! It sounds like just what you need. Enjoy your time by the pool. 🙂

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  8. Dee Dee
    Dee Dee at |

    That is so sweet. Have a great trip. xo

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