So...do you know how I move ALL the time? Well, I moved again just recently.

Hehe... I'm in Pheonix, Arizona right now.

Yeah, I know, it was a really long move. All the way from Kentucky to Arizona and I drove the whole way! It was amazing! We went through Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and we arrived in Arizona.

I think I was most impressed by Texas, New Mexico, and when we got to AZ.

Texas was this vast, almost empty place. We were in the tip, so there are just a lot of cattle fields, but these cattle fields weren't normal ones. These were huge! They stretched out on and on and on; almost forever! It really made you feel like the whole place was unsettled. That it was really the wild west all over again. It was beautiful and the flattest I've ever seen anywhere. The ground met the sky and it seemed like it could have been the ocean, it was so stretched out.

New Mexico was when you could see some things that looked a lot like canyon formations. They were these massive mountains that seemed to almost be cut into squares. They looked really impressive because the surroundings were still so flat around them. When night fell and you weren't near any cities, the sky was so dark it was lit up with billions of stars and you could see the milky way. It was the most beautiful I have ever seen the sky. We went through a city too. I'm not sure which one, but it was so huge. They had all these light skulpters up in different colors and every bridge was colored underneath with the same lights. It was a rainbow city. The walls that were used to diffuse noise had aztec pictures all over them. It was really awesome. a very beautiful city.

When we arrived in Arizona it was light out. We drove through the mountains. They aren't as green as the mountians I'm used to seeing in Virginia. They were covered in rocks and some were covered in huge cacti and all kinds of plants I've never seen before. These mountians almost look fake too. Almost like someone had painted them in the background. They are so pretty.

In Phoenix, since its a valley, the place is flat. You can still see the mountains in places, but the land closest to you is all really flat. There are cacti and palm trees everywhere. And there are rocks everywhere too. I thought there would be sand, but it isnt that kind of desert. LoL And the really rich neighborhoods have grass, but its kind of sorry looking grass. In KY, the grass is really thick and green. Here, when you see grass it is thin and hair-like.

So far it has rained 3 times...and its monsoon season. The highest temperature I've seen was 119 degrees! But it usually stays around 110 now. It is very hot. Although it is a dry heat, its almost tolerable. You have to drink a lot of water. I like it here though, it is a really, really big city. I think, it is one of the biggest I've been in.

And thats my big moving trip. Hope you enjoyed my little story!