Tucson, Tuscon, Tooson, Tosawn
October 29, 2006
Local Post Tags:boomers, search engines, tucson, winter visitors
There are a number of ways you can tell when the winter visitors arrive in Tucson.
- A plethora of state license plates appear.
- Traffic on our streets increase exponentially.
- It is a lot harder to get a seat in a restaurant.
- Preparation H gets harder to find.
There is one more thing I’ve noticed now that search engines have been found by Boomers. As the winter visitors get ready to descend on Tucson they start searching the web on Google, MSN, Yahoo, even their local comcast search. They are searching for market conditions, condo’s to rent, things to do and places to eat.
Somewhere in their search phrase they put Tucson or at least as close to that as they can get, or maybe not.
- Tucson
- Tuscon
- Tucsoon
- Tosan
- Tooson
- Tusawn These are from up north, they cut a lot of wood
- Tosawn
- Toosawn
- Tusan
- Twoson I think this one was from outside the country
- Tucsun
- Toscun
This is the time of year to be here. It is going to be 84 degrees today, it is sunny and nice, people will be wearing shorts and eating at outdoor tables in cafes and courtyards all around town.
There will be hiking, biking, tennis, art in the park festivals, etc. etc.
No matter how you spell it, Tucson is a great place to be in the winter. While the rest of the nation is in a housing slump and values are declining Tucson homes are still appreciating. People want to be here next to the mountains and the great sunsets, without their snow shovels, ice scrapers, salt and sandbags.
Tucson, Tuscon, Tucsun, Tosawn, come on down.
Technorati Tags: boomers, search engines, tucson, winter visitors
One Response to “Tucson, Tuscon, Tooson, Tosawn”
Leave a Reply
Comments protected by Lucia's Linky Love.
October 31st, 2006 at 12:44 am
Filling Out the Blogroll
I’m woefully behind on updating my blogroll. The wife would say I’m woefully behind in getting the kitchen re-tiled, but that’s a blog post for another day. (Home Improvement/Tiling Tip #1 — Rent a tile saw. I don’t care w…