If you could live anywhere .................. (Miami: homes, tile, cabinets)

[twiggy]

My skin is dying for some humidity, please, show me where this stuff is at!!!!!!!!!!!

[KarmaPhx]

Phoenix has been pretty humid on and off this past week. I walk outside and I am instantly covered in sweat.

[chrokee69]

I go for the desert, Kingman or Bhc or Mohave Valley. I live in Missouri and there are days to which the humidity can get over 100% and then have it be in the 90s. I have seen winters with humidity being at 50 to 100%. No give me the desert and a 3 bed and 2 bath home. Come on by and we will have a bbq.

[20yrsinBranson]

Originally Posted by azbatman86

The heat in Arizona is not bad, you just have to learn to live in it. Do something. I was outside all day, everyday in the summer when I was growing up. Whether it be riding my bike, swimming in the irrigation canal, (yeah yeah dirty dirty,) or building my never finished tree house with my little brother. I didn't grow up in the burbs, I grew up in the middle of nowhere Buckeye, (when there was nothing but farm fields,) and poor. No money for a playstation or satellite TV. We did was old fashioned Americans did.

The heat is livable. It is not too hot for kids to play outside.

I lived in Phoenix for a number of years. I went from the air conditioned house to the air conditioned car to the air conditioned store, etc. However, for being outside, night time is the right time in Phoenix. I spent all my outside time after the sun went down and it was fantastic.

One thing you learn early on, is that you never go barefoot on hot asphalt (and you put a blanket over leather/pleather seats in your car.

20yrsinBranson

[shadow91]

without a doubt....California

[nancy polanka]

Arizona baby!!! I will be looking around December for a home and job. For under $300,000 I can seriously get a really nice home. My parents are Americans and are moving to AZ in October. People move to Vancouver and think it is the cat's meow. We have serious crime, drug addiction, homelessness, rain maybe 8 or 9 months of the year, a huge homosexual population which makes it hard for us heteros to find a suitable partner. People in Vancouver are grouchy, stuck up and generally unfriendly. So yeah....Arizona.

[jaada]

Originally Posted by adventuregurl

Tust me the humidity here is nothing compared to the east coast...I complain when it's 46% here but it's often 90% there in the summer.

yeah that is true humidity is worse there but it is here to, the heat index here yesterday was 125 its horrible to have 46% humidity when your temps are already at 115 sucks

[jaada]

Originally Posted by azbatman86

Only in the morning, and when it rains.

we only have humidity in the mornings? really - no its all day, and it never rains here only once in a great while, in yuma anyways. we have had humidity every single day for a while now.

[jaada]

[quote=azbatman86;9866751]The heat in Arizona is not bad, you just have to learn to live in it. Do something. I was outside all day, everyday in the summer when I was growing up. Whether it be riding my bike, swimming in the irrigation canal, (yeah yeah dirty dirty,) or building my never finished tree house with my little brother. I didn't grow up in the burbs, I grew up in the middle of nowhere Buckeye, (when there was nothing but farm fields,) and poor. No money for a playstation or satellite TV. We did was old fashioned Americans did.

The heat is livable. It is not too hot for kids to play outside.[/QUOT

not true the heat is a killer did you see last nights news? about the boy who just died because he was out hiking in this heat? i have been in this horrible stuff for 5 yrs now and still am not use to it. not everyone can take the heat i can not. now on the other hand some people can get use to it and love it but you do need to be careful in it.

[jaada]

Originally Posted by Bummer

"Humid here" . . . compared to where?

compared to where i use to live in northern nevada where it is truly a dry heat