Don’t know if Google music is taking the piss or not.
Back To Vegas
Pizza Rock: Great Pizza
Been looking forward to trying this for sometime after hearing about it via one of my Vegas podcasts. Great crust, different topping combinations and amazing sauce. Seriously, if you’re in Vegas you owe it to yourself but might want to call ahead or book via Open Table.
Good Night at the Tables
One can equals….
24 ounces with 8% alcohol by volume. Yeah, gotta go easy on those limearitas.
Morning CHERRY-ahh-RITA
I make fun of these… but they are great.
Headed to Vegas Again
As I’d hoped we’re headed back to Vegas for our Xmas holiday and I couldn’t be happier about it. I’m on the plane composing this and thought I would outline some of the things (reasons) we love coming here.
After checking in tonight, we’ll head down the Strip a bit to the local Walgreens for some supplies. This includes, but us not limited to, some beverages for the room. This will be a combination of bottled water, soft drinks and some snack foods. Not many but it’s nice to get provisions like that at a more reasonable price than you would find on the resort property.
Then I may or may not tuck Sylvia into bed and check out the casino floor. Probably play a bit of Walking Dead slots.
Tomorrow we’ll start the day with a comped brunch buffet at the MGM followed by some shopping.
I’ve changed up our telecommunications for this trip. We’ve setup a couple of Roam mobility sim cards did Sly and I. Unlimited data talk and text for 4$ a day. Helluva deal and I’ll report back out results. They piggy back in the T-Mobile network so shouldn’t see any appreciable difference from previous years.
Anyways we’ve got another 30 minutes in the air and then we’ll be there. If Disney World is where my wife feels at home, Vegas is my second domicile. I love being here. We’ll see what happens this time around.
Vegas From a Different Vantage Point: Charleston BLVD
Wow, this is very cool for a different look at Las Vegas. There’s more to the city than just gambling and shows. Vice takes us into the some lesser known areas to look at a vibrant and innovative city trying to break out of its self-defined mold.
It’s about 15 minutes long but lots of interesting information.