Punto de Vista in Costa Rica If I were to win the lottery tomorrow, the first thing I’d buy is a butler. I’ve always wanted one. Something about having breakfast served in bed every morning and never having to take out the trash or paint my toenails just sounds incredibly appealing. Well, Flipkey is holding… Read More Vaca in a Villa, Anyone? Flipkey is Giving ‘Em Away
Introducing Molossia: A “Country” Located Inside Nevada Of the items not allowed into the Republic of Molossia (a mirco-nation in Nevada), for instance, are incandescent light bulbs, walruses and anything from Texas. Passports are required upon entry into Molossia and all visits must be pre-approved by the president, Keven Baugh. The country has a constitution,… Read More Imagine if You Could Start Your Own Country…What Would You Do?
Museums aren’t in plentiful supply here in Las Vegas; and the one’s that do exist are odd to say the least (like The Atomic Testing Museum, for example, The Exotic Heritage or the recently closed ‘Liberace Museum’). The Pinball Hall of Fame is no exception. The name can be misleading because the Pinball Hall of… Read More Child’s Play: Cheap Fun at Vegas’s Pinball Hall of Fame
I found a round-trip plane ticket from Vegas to Fort Lauderdale for just 209 dollars. If you’re looking for a great site to book cheap travel, check out Bing Travel. I first heard about it on NPR and am now officially in love. It’s great because it uses previous previous ticket sales for that specific… Read More Future Travel Plans: Jamaica
My friend recently joked that unlike guys, girls have it easy when it comes to choosing a Halloween costume. “Girls just wear their underwear and bunny ears,” he complained. “Or their underwear and angel wings or their underwear and devil horns.” That was certainly evident last weekend when I attended what is widely considered the… Read More Halloween in Sin City
Tacky neon signs are as much a part of the Vegas landscape as strippers and slot machines and yet, when a casino closes, the signs not sold at auction usually retire to the dump. Well, until recently that is. Now the signs are being rescued, restored and relocated to a ‘Neon Boneyard,’ which has been… Read More Neon Boneyard: Where Signs Go to Die