Vegas, Vegas, Vegas.
What can I say about Las Vegas?
We saw a lot of things that, had we not been in Sin City, would have prompted us to schedule a CAT scan for as soon as possible.
We saw things in Las Vegas, that, anywhere else, I would have thought I was hallucinating.
As we passed O’Shea’s we saw a dwarf dressed like a leprechaun dancing on top of the bar, pouring shots into the patrons’ mouths and soliciting dollar bills.
As we walked down Las Vegas Boulevard a double decker bus passed with Elvis standing on top of it singing.
Am I going nuts, or did I just see Elvis singing on top of a moving bus?
A man dressed like a giant ice cream sundae, smut in free newspaper boxes along the sidewalk…
A castle next to the New York skyline next to a pyramid, just down the street from a pirate ship?
Lions in the middle of a casino.
Two teenagers on Rascal scooters, playing bumper cars in the middle of the sidewalk running into families with small children who were watching the Bellagio fountain show at 1 in the morning.
Did I just dream that or did that really happen.
I guess what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, because I haven’t experienced any similar hallucinations since.


Love Vegas, and the fountain show, that’s right next door to the Pirate ship, that’s across from the Eiffel Tower, that borders the mini amusement park, that is near the indoor rock climb, that is in the same vicinity as the all-you-can-eat (of whatever) buffet, edged by the most beautiful mountains mine eye has ever seen. . .
Tru’dat . . .
Melody