Just don't forget, it's hot out there. Yeah, yeah, it's a dry
heat. But it's still hot.
Phoenix has 13 or 14 percent humidity, whereas Dallas could have 60
percent. But, still, we were out playing golf one day, and it was
113 degrees. I forgot my sunglasses, so as we're driving around
from hole
to hole, I would just close my eyes. It was so hot, it was burning
my eyelids. Then, the next day it was 109, and I felt like I should
put a sweater on. It was comfortable. That doesn't make any sense,
but that's how it is.
When it drops to 108, we hear they even freeze water and play
hockey.
I wanted to move out to the Phoenix area in part because of the
climate and sports activities. We have the Phoenix Suns,
Arizona Cardinals, Arizona Diamondbacks, Phoenix Coyotes, and we
have golf tournaments. It's an excellent sports town. Plus, you
have every social activity you can think of, from opera to ballet
to
country music. And the wonderful thing about it is that you can
pick and choose whatever you want to do. You can drive a jeep or a
Rolls-Royce. (I prefer the jeep.) You can do the city stuff, or
stay out in nature. I'm there because it's beautiful and relaxing
and natural. But if and when I choose to go out and do something,
it's all there, too.
he said …
here are the spots that score points with terry bradshaw when he's
home in phoenix.
dining
fox sports grill, moderate,
(480) 368-0369
mastro's steakhouse, expensive,
(480) 585-9500
ra sushi, moderate,
(480) 990-9256
shopping
safeway, (480) 994-5653
tommy bahama, (480) 607-3388
sports
arizona cardinals,
www.azcardinals.com