18 Things Only Those From Arizona Know To Be True
Arizona’s birthday is coming up. Even though I write seven (or more) articles every week that describe how amazing our state is, I thought that writing up at least one that lists some very Arizona specific experiences would be a great way to celebrate.


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Other than sitting outside in the sun all day, it's the exact same process.
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For example, my grandma lives about 35 minutes north of Winslow, but I really don't know how many miles it is.


Pictures or it didn't happen.

Hopefully your home isn't this dusty.

I once bought a delicious loaf of Acoma bread and left it on top of my fridge for a day. Not even a full 48 hours later, it was moldy. I also ate a tortilla that spent a night on the kitchen table after a couple of relatives claimed it was still good. It turns out the tortilla was just starting to mold. I am still scarred from that experience.
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According to a 2013 article in the Arizona Republic, only a handful of people have ever faced the fines despite the dozens of folks who require saving from flooded roadways each year.


Whoever thought too much cheese could be a bad thing? When it hardens and gets oily before it even arrives at your table, that's when.

It will take it a long time to look like this one.

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Except maybe the smell of sweet acacia trees and citrus blooming in late winter, or the pine trees along the Rim.


Ah, to be 13 again and dancing with those clammy-handed boys while wearing very unfashionable gym clothes.

How many of these can you relate to? Let me know what other truths you would add to this list!
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