"Sin Fin: The Rest of Vegas"
Friday May 6, 2011
Josh wouldn’t let us head to the Beatles show until we watched the Republican GOP Debate . . . which was strange to me because I had no idea he was into politics.
Ron Paul proceeded to change Josh’s life, so much so that he ordered us all bumper stickers and donated $20.12 to his campaign fund.
Then Bart and I asked him where he was going to put his bumper sticker considering he has no car.
He said its for his backpack.
Ron Paul proceeded to change Josh’s life, so much so that he ordered us all bumper stickers and donated $20.12 to his campaign fund.
Then Bart and I asked him where he was going to put his bumper sticker considering he has no car.
He said its for his backpack.
On the way to the show, I wanted to stop at the candy store for a SMALL sugar fix.
Josh offered me assistance with filling my bag . . . which should have been a major red flag.
He ever so lovingly filled my candy bag to the brim with Cold Stone Creamery Special Edition Jelly Bellys . . . until the bag busted causing an atomic jelly bean explosion.
A $26 explosion.
He ever so lovingly filled my candy bag to the brim with Cold Stone Creamery Special Edition Jelly Bellys . . . until the bag busted causing an atomic jelly bean explosion.
A $26 explosion.
We all laughed until we cried, collected ourselves, and headed to the show.
They briefly warned us not to take pictures inside the theater, but I guess that didn’t really register in my picture savvy brain.
I snapped a few with my DSLR before the show started.
(This is one of my favorite pictures from a previous trip to Vegas. For some reason the guys thought they could recreate the shadows)
They briefly warned us not to take pictures inside the theater, but I guess that didn’t really register in my picture savvy brain.
I snapped a few with my DSLR before the show started.
Sooooooo, during the show I tried to snap a few pictures with my iPhone.
Huge mistake.
You would have thought I was trying to steal the Declaration of Independence.
A kind young lady came down, snatched it from my hands, and ran.
She later returned with this tag (and no phone).
I felt like I was back at Glenbrook getting a ticket for having my cell phone out.
Huge mistake.
You would have thought I was trying to steal the Declaration of Independence.
A kind young lady came down, snatched it from my hands, and ran.
She later returned with this tag (and no phone).
I felt like I was back at Glenbrook getting a ticket for having my cell phone out.
After the show, I found my BFF Jessica and she lovingly returned my phone to me . . . and managed to delete every picture I had taken.
Wasn’t that so sweet of her?
Apparently there are snipers in the rafters who look for innocent girls playing with their phones during the show.
(Did I spell rafters right? I’ve never typed the word rafters . . . I’ve also never been sniped from rafters.)
Wasn’t that so sweet of her?
Apparently there are snipers in the rafters who look for innocent girls playing with their phones during the show.
(Did I spell rafters right? I’ve never typed the word rafters . . . I’ve also never been sniped from rafters.)
Anyways, the show was nuts. It blew all of our minds.
We forgot we were in real life.
The show incorporated a lot of audio recordings of discussions between the band, which was one of my favorite things about it.
I wish I could have recorded it and watch it every day.
Since I couldn’t, then maybe this little video I found on youtube might give you a taste of how amazing it was.
We forgot we were in real life.
The show incorporated a lot of audio recordings of discussions between the band, which was one of my favorite things about it.
I wish I could have recorded it and watch it every day.
Since I couldn’t, then maybe this little video I found on youtube might give you a taste of how amazing it was.
Random thoughts:
-I wanna give a shout out to my grandmother for telling us about the free wi-fi app! It’s saved us a lot of trouble and money on the road
-Last night I had a really scary dream that when we checked out of the hotel, our internet bill was $5,000 because of hidden fees. That’s really sad that I have dreams about hidden fees. It’s probably due to all of the garbage we’ve been enduring from the rental car people . . . but hey, we JUST found out that Bart’s car salesman skills helped us win the battle of man vs. the greedy corporate machine that is insurance companies.
-Josh just got a call asking for his permission to “release” his car since it was totaled.
It was a pretty sad moment for all of us, so what do we do in sad moments?
Make jokes.
We then had a conversation along the lines of this:
It was a pretty sad moment for all of us, so what do we do in sad moments?
Make jokes.
We then had a conversation along the lines of this:
Emily: “This is really sad, I feel like your car is a pet and we are having to put it to sleep.”
Bart: “Mr. Kerrigan, the damage is too extensive, it would be in your best interest to put him out of his misery.”
Josh: “Ya’ll shut up, this is serious.”
Emily: “We really did everything we could do, it’s time to let go.”
Bart: “Do you want to take it home with you, or do you want us to dispose of it for you?”
Josh: “I sure hope all cars go to heaven.”
Next, we’re headed across the Mojave towards California...
As I type this, Josh has The O.C. theme song on repeat to see how long we can endure it.
And now . . . your parting PICS of the day:
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