Saguaro Blogs

I took the trouble to track down some Arizona blogs today, and I was pleasantly surprised to find a whole slough of them. I'd been feeling overinformed about national affairs, and underinformed on the local side. I will be adding a blogroll on the left for AZBlogs.

Zonitics is, apparently, Arizona's own Blogfather.
The Smallest Minority has a very generous offer to Tucson residents who have never used a gun. And a way with words.
Bill Brown publishes an exceedingly-well-organized blog. And I sympathize with him in two respects. He understands food restrictions, and he's an ASU grad. We suffer so.
Useful Fools loves Arizona. (One of the comments to that post mentions the fear of getting a Teddy Bear Cholla in the tender parts. My jaw clenches, hard, at the very thought...)
The Short Strange Trip is written by a runner. Crazy. But he's also an Arizonan. Cool.
Vox, like me, sometimes has to steal posts wholesale.
He's El Gringo. I'm a gringo. You can be a gringo too. Unless you're Hispanic.
They're Intellectual Conservatives. They're Arizonan. Their editor is gorgeous. I wish they all could be conservative/libertarian Arizona girls...
Finally, David Dodenhoff gave up on Andrew Sullivan this week. You made the right decision, David. On a similar topic, see Gouyette, Charles.

Arizona blogs. Hot in the summer, mild in the winter. Always dry. Except the last few weeks. And a few weeks late in the summer... yeah.

Comments

[Kevin Baker]

Thanks for the link! And the complement!

[Thomas]

Dan you forgot the Flagstaff and Sedona blogs some of us have seasons and real weather, otherwise nice post. :)

[Al Pratt]

You forgot Sam Coppersmith's LiberalDesert

[keith]

Don't forget me ;-)