Tucson's first In and Out Burger opened yesterday at 9am, 1 1/2 hours before its scheduled opening time. As I predicted, the lines were out the door as people waited for a little taste of heaven. At 12:30pm I counted 83 cars in the drive thru line, with the last being a police car. I wonder if the officer was on the clock as he waited to order his Double Double. I admired all of those dedicated souls that stood in the long line, just to satisfy that persistent craving that cannot be satisfied by your normal burger joint. As seating inside was limited, many could be found enjoying their meals on the roofs of their cars in the parking lot. Still, I know that there are many individuals that don't believe the hype about In and Out, so I have provided a photo of the franchise's loyal fans for those non believers. Once the commotion has subsided (and the temperatures have cooled a bit) I too will be standing in that long line as I salivate. To answer the question "Is it worth the wait" I answer "You betcha!" Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Is it Worth the Wait?
Tucson's first In and Out Burger opened yesterday at 9am, 1 1/2 hours before its scheduled opening time. As I predicted, the lines were out the door as people waited for a little taste of heaven. At 12:30pm I counted 83 cars in the drive thru line, with the last being a police car. I wonder if the officer was on the clock as he waited to order his Double Double. I admired all of those dedicated souls that stood in the long line, just to satisfy that persistent craving that cannot be satisfied by your normal burger joint. As seating inside was limited, many could be found enjoying their meals on the roofs of their cars in the parking lot. Still, I know that there are many individuals that don't believe the hype about In and Out, so I have provided a photo of the franchise's loyal fans for those non believers. Once the commotion has subsided (and the temperatures have cooled a bit) I too will be standing in that long line as I salivate. To answer the question "Is it worth the wait" I answer "You betcha!" 
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Tucson Street of Dreams
You have two more weeks to view some of Oro Valley's most magnificent homes at the the Tucson Street of Dreams! Set in Stone Canyon Golf and Country Club, eight exclusive homes are fully furnished and accessorized by top interior designers and open for the public. The is a huge event, with organizers expecting over 30,000 visitors during the six week run. If you haven't had the opportunity to visit this event, I suggest you do! It's well worth the $12 per person entrance fee to get some fabulous decorating tips for your own home. I know I found a few landscape ideas that I'm going to try (more like make my husband try!) These estates are also for sale, with prices between $2 and $4 million. You never know, you might find your next new home. Don't forget to buy your lottery ticket!
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Sunday, April 15, 2007
Welcome to my Blog!
Hi Everyone and welcome to my Blog! My name is Valorie Bradley and as you might have guessed by the title of my blog, I'm a Real Estate Agent in Tucson Arizona. My goal is to provide you all with up to date real estate information about Tucson and Oro Valley, while also adding fun "stuff" to help residents and newcomers alike get more familiar with the best that Tucson has to offer.
My husband and I relocated to Tucson and Oro Valley in 1994, and have learned a lot about the ins and outs of desert living, especially where to get a good meal! Let me be your Tucson tour guide and help you learn about Tucson's Real Estate market and everything else in between!
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