Musings on library school, books, technology, and other things by a library school student, computer geek and bibliophile.
Posted in Life in Tucson on Nov 15th, 2006
I probably shouldn’t have done it - I have a mountain of stuff to do this week that’s roughly the height of K2. But Monday was just one of those gorgeous, perfect days that occasionally comes ’round to Tucson: clear skies, temps in the 70s, light breeze, and it was just too nice to be [...]
Posted in Life in Tucson on Oct 28th, 2006
Okay, this is just too cool.
On my way home for the grocery store this afternoon I got to see (for only the second time since I moved to Tucson) a roadrunner crossing the road. Man, those little critters are fast.
Alas, there was no coyote tearing after it, but still way cool.
Posted in Life in Tucson on Aug 8th, 2006
As I expected, one week after the Rillito was running at or above capacity, it was once again dry:
Posted in Life in Tucson on Aug 2nd, 2006
The monsoon returned to southern Arizona with a vengance this weekend. I drove to school for the last day of the intro class I was assistant for on Saturday in a steady downpour and I encountered a couple of minor flooding issues in the streets on the way there. Many, many University buildings had flooded [...]
Posted in Life in Tucson, Uncategorized on Jul 16th, 2006
I think I may have to stop badmouthing the Tucson climate (at least temporarily), for it appears that we are actually going to have a Monsoon season this year (there was an official announcement that the season had started on the radio today). I think I’ve seen more rain here in the past week or [...]
Posted in Life in Tucson on Jun 25th, 2006
For the first time that I’ve seen since March, it’s raining in Tucson.
And that’s a very good thing.
