Today is the type of day that make people move to Arizona. It's incredibly bright and sunny, but with a cool breeze, and it's early enough in the year that it's still pretty cold in the shadows.
Either this type of day was captured perfectly on some sort of holographic tape, which has since been distributed throughout the Midwest and any state north of the Mason-Dixon line, or simply by chance on a day such as today every single person who is currently living in a(n):
a) flooded flood zone,
b) area that just got over eleven inches of snow since March 1st, and/or
c) any path of a tornado, blizzard, hurricane and/or tropical storm,
has either come to Arizona, had a family member visit Arizona, or saw a news story on how nice it was in Arizona today while it was snowing/flooding/hurricaning elsewhere.
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We are living in a foreign country. -Edmond Jabès, The Book of
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