If someone has never been to the desert they might picture Tucson as a dust bowl. Though Tucson is fairly dusty it is so much more. There is so much life and color in Tucson. With our golden sun burst of red, yellow, and orange sunsets. Our colorful wild flowers of yellow, purple, and white. If you have ever walked the Sabino Canyon trail you would see so much green growing from the rain that falls of the mountains.
Our first house together had a small bathroom connected to the master bedroom. The bathroom had a shower but no tub. The walls were white and the floor tiles were a faded gray. In the right corner was the white sink with a brown cabinet down below. Above the sink was a small medicine cabinet mirror that contain tooth paste and pain relief. Only one window was in the bathroom on the wall next to the sink.
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Sara Hall is a college student attending Pima Community College. She is returning back to school after eight years. Sara was born and raised in Tucson, AZ. While in high school, Sara was volunteering at a retirement home. After she graduated she was employed as a caregiver at the retirement home. Working with the elderly and helping them with everyday tasks made her realized she had a passion for helping people. Sara decided she would go to school to pursue a degree in nursing. She signed up for classes and found a new job as a bartender, since the hours as a caregiver were too demanding to focus on school. Shortly after starting college, Sara had to put school on hold. She was expecting a beautiful little girl, Sara and her husband were very excited. The little girl is now 7 years old and is going to 1st grade. Sara decided now would be the perfect time to go back to school and finish her degree to become a nurse. In the future, Sara is looking forward to becoming a nurse practitioner and to help women deliver babies. When she isn't busy with work and school, Sara enjoys painting and spending time with her family.
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