<p>I lived in Phoenix for several years and never saw a rattler there but I didn’t live on the edge of the city. I now live in the San Diego area and once had a rattler in my yard. We left it alone and it went away somewhere. </p>
<p>I heard rattlesnacks taste like chicken but I’ll never try it.:)</p>
<p>D is a senior at Zona. </p>
<p>Jack in the box, lots of them. They just opened an In-and-out burger. Mexican food Tia’s. Snakes are no problem at the campus. Join zona zoo to get the basketball tickets. The weather in Aug/Sept is hot, but now it is in the 80s and my D thinks it is cold. Your body adapts. Lagging left turns are great. </p>
<p>Her only real problem with Tucson is that there is only one movie theater and they don’t offer a student discount.</p>
<p>Just a little more info on rattlensakes:</p>
<p>We live in rattlesnake country, and I also lived in Tucson for awhile. I’ve walked by many a rattlesnake coiled up and buzzing. They won’t hurt you unless you surprise them. They won’t chase you. Just need to give them a wide berth.</p>