Monday, August 21, 2006

How do girls dress in Arizona this time of year? -

Just wondering because I m from Illinois and will be visiting Arizona next month. I know its going to be a lot warmer than here, but still not sure what kind of clothes to pack.

my bf s family lives in Illinois-we travel there often :)his mom and sister were just here and his sister wore jeans, a t-shirt, and a hoodie or light jacket for her entire stay. we live in chandler which is considered central az so expect the highs here to be about 65-70 degrees during the day. we can drop down to about 40s at night so bring along some warm clothes if you are going to be out late doing things. if you are going to be in northern arizona (flagstaff,payson,prescott,etc) then I would bring along jeans and long sleeved shirts and a jacket. it will be chilly in those places :)enjoy your trip...

Check the weather forecast on the internet before you come.If you are coming to Phoenix or Tucson -If it is in the 60 s or lower girls will be wearing jeans, long sleeve shirts, and maybe even a jacket (leather is very popular this year) - depends on weather. If the weather forecast is 70 s or higher, jeans still work, but capris are popular with a cute top.If you are coming to northern Arizona, you ll need a warmer coat!

I m here right now and it s 53 degrees at 10:43 pm. So that would be a sweatshirt and jeans by my standards. Just bring clothes that are somewhat comparable, but what the heck do I know...I m a male. Enjoy your stay.

Depends on what part of Arizona... In central and southern AZ it s been in the 60s or so. In Northern AZ, it was snowing all weekend. Most girls around here are in jeans and sweatshirts.

Winter clothes basically, even though it s 70 degrees.

Florida Hotel and Conference Center? -

Alright so...I was looking for answers as to whether a guest, who is not booked in my room, still stay over. Here are the answers I found:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AofI9qbChQ3hnr4sRDTsfZgjzKIX;_ylv=3?qid=20080618211305AAUgNDzSo now I m wondering...does the Florida Hotel and Conference Center charge per person or per room? Because if it s per room, my guest can stay over with me and not have to drive back home at like two in the morning or something. But if it s by person...then that will be a problem. Anyone done this in the Florida H CC? I need an answer ASAP since the trip is in two weeks. Thank you so much.

there are quite a few sites that you can search that will likely show you great hotels at the best prices available. check out the website BookMe and you will be able to compare prices on all the reputable travel sites in just a couple minutes. it s very convenient and will save you a bunch of time and money. Also, make sure you buy them online... otherwise they charge much higher fees for phone orders. good luck.

Im thinking of moving to America but where............................? -

When im older I really want to live in America for a while but where I like the beach but not in miami or LA but where else is there.

san diego!or del mar....theyre both in california, by the beach

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