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[Carbon]

Well .. I'm in phoenix..

blue skies is already making me depressed 

or perhaps its the fact that my box with my crystals and tarot and some books went missing during the move

thankfully my bos was in another box

nature was going crazy when we moved though - the night we packed the truck we had 50-55 mph winds (trees in my front yard and neighborhood were uprooted and knocked over), rain, lightning / thunder AND to top it all off an earthquake the next morning.   Talk about goin out with a bang

And keysol - PM me with the general area in phoenix you live in? im in north phoenix / cave creek area

[Keysol]

Well surely you have appreciated the rainy weather over the past few days? We had a nice bit of rain going on. The Universe must have been welcoming you to your new home.

I live east of Phoenix, in the Queen Creek area.

[Carbon]

yes! i have loved the last day or two   first few days here was blue skies  but last couple have been cloudy and rainy and i've been happy to see it

Definitely appreciated it


now .. if only i could find my tarot and crystals

[Lilitir]

Lived in Phoenix area most of my life.  Theres some awesome areas you can still find nature the Desert botanical garden,dreamy draw park, just to name a couple.  I suggested climbing a mountian,north soth camelback whatever.  Just PACK WATER!!!!!!!!!!  And welcome to the kiln

[Carbon]

ive been on top of south mountain many of times my ex an i used to go up to the top and sit there watching the sunset and the lights across the valley light up (awww i know )

I'm REALLY trying to adjust to the desert -again-  and while it's "different" than the past - i still miss my home (the northwest ). but I wasn't aware of how blind I was when i was younger about the life in the desert - A few walks through the desert here have changed my opinion on that aspect and being able to do things like esbats / etc outdoors is something new to me as well.  so while its definitely out of my comfort zone - I am somewhat enjoying the new discoveries

is the desert botanical garden man made?  I have a weird thing about those types of things   to me it's not really the same if it's a man made 'tourist' attraction.  Not that I'm discrediting it because I know some people really enjoy them - but to me I'd rather walk through the open desert / woods / swamp / whatever is nearby to observe nature in its natural form   (plus its free that way too )

[Carbon]

it's raining! 

Today is a good day