Abstract:
New Yorker, Brian Wood is sick and tired of the long cold winters. He moves to Arizona with his wife Mary and dog Bula.
The southern Arizona weather loses its luster as they discover Tucson is 100 years behind the rest of the country. Brian’s tongue-in-cheek appraisal of the Old Pueblo is irreverently amusing when he describes the city as slower than his cousin Eddy after he got clipped in the head with a tire iron.
Brian paints a satirical picture of daily life in Tucson.
It’s a comical clash of cultures as New York meets the Wild West.