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i never knew I would really hit phoenix until one of my meetings out here by the landscape is beautiful never knew the desert besides joshua tree arizona invented earthy tones I’m convinced but that could be a super hot and inexperienced take lmao
Feb 6, 2024
I’ve never been to the american southwest but the az state flag goes hard
Sep 20, 2024
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The southwest is my home and I didn’t learn to fully appreciate its unique beauty and culture for what it is until I left. The wide open skies and horizons that seem to go on forever and the sunsets that come with that are breathtaking. The sparseness of the landscape is soothing to the spirit; the lack of humidity is wonderful for the lungs. The rock formations are insane. If you’re the kind of person who loves sunlight you’re in luck. And few things are better than the smell and splendor of desert rain. Some areas like where I grew up can be incredibly isolated geographically and culturally from other parts of the US, where the nearest large (American) city is three to eight hours‘ driving distance away, surrounded with nothing but empty desert. I would say the southwest starts in Marfa, Texas (highly recommend) and extends into SoCal, with the furthest north parts being in lower Utah and Colorado. New Mexico and El Paso have some of the best Mexican food in the country. The national and state parks are gorgeous. I don’t claim Arizona, especially since it’s become infested with Californians. Every city I have visited in Arizona has been the worst place I’ve ever been. The environment and climate are hostile to human plant and animal life in a lot of ways (including urban planning in most major cities in the area) and the people can be suspicious of strangers and outsiders, brusque and unfriendly. The legacy of centuries of colonization, occupation, gunslinging outlaws, and war casts an inescapably dark feeling over the land. I admire the southwest because it’s an area where everything and everyone must fight to exist; it fosters resilience and self sufficiency like nothing else.
Sep 20, 2024

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Ear worm — perfect song
Jul 9, 2024
Learning to not take everything personal — not fond of my writing? That’s okay… not everything you do should be for everyone. Appreciate any and all feedback… genuine or not there may be truth hidden within the unfavorable. Oh… you hate this? You’ll probably hate the next even more.
Jul 10, 2024
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FFO: synthpop and driving in the rain — it’s good
Jul 8, 2024