I find it funny how street language is always evolving, now the youths or those clinging to it, say 'hawt' to connote someone extremely attractive.
I'm finding this weather hawt, meaning, I like. :) I hear Tucson, AZ is going to be hot, like severely hot. I'll have to wait til July or Aug to pass judgement on that if I'm there at that time.
For the time being, I will find out the hotness of AZ weather in the transition between spring and summer. That was my wordy way of saying: I'm going to Tucson! For free! haha. For once, my company is paying for travel and lodging AND for me to go somewhere.
I'll have to forgo my long weekend here, but apparently they have one in the U.S the weekend after. I'll be by myself, but should I go to Mexico? It's only an hour from Tucson.
Hopefully, no more sunburns for me though.
Grace to you, Vien
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Good for you Viener! A little sun never hurt anyone...but make sure you bring at least SPF 45 as that's what I had while in Mazatlan and I still managed to get some hot spots on my body...despite the reapplication of the SPF 45!
Have fun!
Bah, I think your Vietnamese genes will kick in and you'll be fine :) Of course, I have my doubts that my mom's from Malaysia because she boils at anything higher than 22 degrees, ahahahah!
Hey, Vanilla Con - why do you keep commenting on everyone's blog but never updating YOUR OWN?!?
haha, good one about Conster Karen. :)
And also, we're not Viet, we're Vietnamese-born. If I were, I'd be even tinier and know how to make myself up. :D
Oops, that's what I meant - born in Vietnam. Same goes for my mom - she's not Malaysian but she was born in Malaysia.
Ahahah, funny - tinier (is that possible??) and know how to make yourself up. True, true - those Viet gals are tiny and perfect looking.
But hey, Chinese genes should be able to withstand heat too - our ancestors had to work the rice paddies all day. It must be hot if they had to wear those big hats!
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