Theodore Roosevelt Dam

... is conveying, right? Because I really got a sense of this family in certain respects through the way that this was written.

You know, just that, you know, um, "How my mother loved it here, reading in the sun, while my father drove north to make sure the Roosevelt Dam was built to the proper specifications." I mean-

That's a great line

... what's transmitted in a line like that is enormous.

How there's no snow to shovel, no snow banks to skid into, no salt on the roads to eat away our fenders.

How 300 days of sunshine does wonders for the spirit.

How my mother loved it here, reading in the sun while my father drove north to make sure the Roosevelt Dam was built to the proper specifications.

And this most of all, though I dare not say it to my father, how Arizona is 2,000 miles from Northeast Ohio and the crush of his superior knowledge.