We had friends in town this week so we took them to see Mystere at Treasure Island last night. It's basically a show revolving around gymnastics and exceptional acrobatic skills. It was amazing! I thought about my
neice, Lia, the whole 
time, who is an outstanding gymnast in her own right. (She was an olympic hopeful for some time. She just had surgery on her arm last week, though.) I would have taken pictures,
but I sent my camera with Frankie & Brandon who are at EFY. (I'll post about their experience when they get home.)Tonight we will be heading to Freemont Street to eat and enjoy the light show. Papa says it is awesome. Therefore, I have high hopes that we'll be having a great time...
P.S. When we showed up for our Freemont Street experience, Bob and Carol presented us with pictures of our night out with them. I was so surprised, but extremely glad. Anyway, Freemont was great. We ate at the Four Queens, watched two light shows, walked around and listened to three different bands, and was mesmerized by the spray painting artists who were doing their work. The whole evening was fabulous!
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Isn't it great to be in Vegas with all the fun shows. I love Vegas I could go there a million times and never get bored. Jason has some time off so we want to come and visit with you guys. I hope the dates will be okay because you all seem so busy. Jason will call Frank soon. I can't wait to see you it's been like 7 years.
Hey! That sounds so fun. I am letting you know that the blog you have for Reynolds is really the Gantt family blog (Ronnie & Tammy Gantt) not (John & Tammy Reynolds). They are related!!
I've always wanted to go to one of those acrobatic shows. They seem so cool. I guess that is one more excuse why I need to come out and see y'all.
PS... I just got back from a baby shower and we played this game where we had to tell about our birthing experiences. I told them about me and my obsession with my legs. I had them all busting out laughing. Needless to say I won the most interesting story. Anyways, I thought of you, b/c well...you were there in person to see my crazy self in action. Thought you could use a good laugh. I know you are right now, b/c you are picturing it all over again....Me making love to my legs.
I am a true native of Las Vegas, born and raised, and I have yet to see a show on the strip. It's a crime, I know! That one is on the top of my list though!
Carla, yes, please, please come see us! It's been way too long!!!
Pamelia, thanks for the heads up. I was wondering why I couldn't get on it.
Liz Ann, thanks for reminding me of the images of your labor. You definitely deserved to win with that story. You were the most hillarious mother giving birth, I swear.
Tara, holy cow!!!! I can NOT believe you have not been to a vegas show!! What is wrong with you? Living in Vegas your whole life!!! Okay, we ARE going out before you move. How about Beatles Love or Menopause? But, if might suggest a show, I would recommend Phantom. Absolutely phenomenal!
Sounds like a great night. It is nice to have and adult evening once in a while.
I was thinking for a second - it sounds like going to Vegas! DUH, you live in Vegas. I've always wanted to see a Cirque show but never had the opportunity.
Does your hubby EVER wear anything other than Gamecock shirts? :o)
MB, actually Frank goes between Carolina and the Patriots. Rarely will he be in anything other than those two. You should see his closet. It is crammed full with garnet/black, and red/white/blue. Even his ties for church are gamecock.
hey marina...when did you move??? i had no idea and i hate that i didn't know! i was just thinking about you the other day...nothing bad i promise. i was wondering if you would mind me linking up to your blog?
Hey, Tammy! How are your kids? It's been a while. I believe the last time I say you, you were down and out from your pregnancy. I hope all is going well.
We moved a little over a year ago. And, yes, please link up to my blog. That way we can keep in touch.
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