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Bitching about the heat in Phoenix is one of our pet peeves (and so is the use of “pet peeve”… grrr), so you’re not going to read such tripe in Night & Day. No sirree. Instead of complaining about the inside of our car reaching nuclear levels or how just...

By Steve Jansen

June 12, 2008

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Bitching about the heat in Phoenix is one of our pet peeves (and so is the use of “pet peeve”… grrr), so you’re not going to read such tripe in Night & Day. No sirree. Instead of complaining about the inside of our car reaching nuclear levels or how just walking on the heat island nearly melts off our face, we’re going to be happy. You should be happy, too.

Now smile, dammit.

We’re also going to participate in awesome events like the Full Strawberry Moon Hike at Usery Mountain Regional Park. The three-mile jaunt through the rugged desert at night is a distinctly Phoenix experience. Be sure to bring a flashlight.

Wed., June 18, 8 p.m., 2008

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