I love my Arizona - -and I Love My Sun City - - AND yet, I am wondering.....

Discussion in 'Non Sun City Related Discussions' started by Anita Mae, Jul 23, 2013.

  1. Anita Mae

    Anita Mae Member

    I love my Sun City, and Love my AZ location of living, and yet, I am wondering -- - "How do the birds, rabbits, and all those lizards survive in this heat ?

    I have no problem with Hot & Dry - - but, Oh, My ! !

    The recent humidity ! Humidity takes a toll on my breathing as well as my pitiful arthritis.....

    So --my answer to all the "oh whoa is me ".. I have been going to one of the Rec Centers for a workout and tread mill - -instead of early walking in the neighborhood -- avoid that early a.m. air quality.

    The Rec Center's pools are a plus in the afternoons... at least you can get 'goose bumps' - -when it is 100 degrees (only) getting out of that pool.(even with a high humidity)

    The plus is - - stay in a wet swim suit - -as long as you can - - aka: instant evap cooling ! !

    So my question still is : How do the birds & rabbits & lizards survive - -when I am Draggin' ?
     
  2. Anita Mae

    Anita Mae Member

    And -- how do those nasty little ants keep crawling on those HOT Cement sidewalks ! ! :tranquillity:
    Know they are little creatures of God -- but, do not want them in my flower beds, and or my house ! !
     
  3. pegmih

    pegmih Well-Known Member

    I see people using an umbrella.
    Not for rain but for sun!:tranquillity:

    Click HERE for information about how the weather effects arthritis. Interesting.
     
  4. suncityjack

    suncityjack Active Member

    I remember seeing on one of those nature shows that in the real hot deserts the lizards alternate which feet touch the hot ground, so that is one adaptation.
     
  5. archer

    archer New Member

    I don't like sneakers, never have, but I bought a pair when we spent the summer in Sun City because my cumfy walking shoes did not do enough to protect my feet from the hot cement......I'd come home from a walk with really hot sweaty feet. The dogs didn't like it much either, though Cavaliers have fuzzy feet and I think the hair on the bottom, that I trim the rest of the year, I left during the summer to insulate them against the hot pavement.
     

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