http://suzannekingsbury.net/2009/06/escape-to-tucson/ Fri, 03 Sep 2010 21:26:13 -0700 hourly 1 http://suzannekingsbury.net/2009/06/escape-to-tucson/comment-page-1/#comment-40 Ed Burke Wed, 05 Aug 2009 18:29:56 +0000 http://suzannekingsbury.net/?p=487#comment-40 Suzanne, how wonderfully vivid! Lots of reminders of times I spent banging around the country. And the Priscilla reference is priceless. Suzanne, how wonderfully vivid! Lots of reminders of times I spent banging around the country. And the Priscilla reference is priceless.

]]> http://suzannekingsbury.net/2009/06/escape-to-tucson/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Lane Aldridge Mon, 08 Jun 2009 21:06:33 +0000 http://suzannekingsbury.net/?p=487#comment-9 Suzanne, I'm glad your aunt's blood didn't bypass your veins. Eighteen years ago, I (bravely, some say) moved to Tucson sight-unseen, knowing no one who lived here, but its 'wild side' and unforgettable characters I live and meet vicariously through you! I LOVED this! And laughed out loud with my image of you, silks streaming against our crisp sky, riding atop a Priscilla bus. Absolutely perfect!! Suzanne, I’m glad your aunt’s blood didn’t bypass your veins. Eighteen years ago, I (bravely, some say) moved to Tucson sight-unseen, knowing no one who lived here, but its ‘wild side’ and unforgettable characters I live and meet vicariously through you! I LOVED this! And laughed out loud with my image of you, silks streaming against our crisp sky, riding atop a Priscilla bus. Absolutely perfect!!

]]> http://suzannekingsbury.net/2009/06/escape-to-tucson/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Hollis Fingold Mon, 08 Jun 2009 20:43:35 +0000 http://suzannekingsbury.net/?p=487#comment-8 Tucson sounds so colorful when coming from your tender reckoning and wide-eyed, wild ways. Traveling from the style and habits of the white-skinned people of the Mayflower, to the swarthy, earthy Southwest via your maverick aunt is a great journey. I'm so glad you went for the ride. As an Easterner transplanted to Tucson, I will now look at this place from a larger window. Tucson sounds so colorful when coming from your tender reckoning and wide-eyed, wild ways. Traveling from the style and habits of the white-skinned people of the Mayflower, to the swarthy, earthy Southwest via your maverick aunt is a great journey. I’m so glad you went for the ride. As an Easterner transplanted to Tucson, I will now look at this place from a larger window.

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