Monthly Archives: April 2007
Night at Project City Center
It’s night time in Vegas for those that livethe daylight world, it’s my evening and time to do things I enjoy. Like, I signed the E/O-play list when I hit the room tonight. It was my Tuesday, the big tournament … Continue reading
Weekends!
I used to believe that weekends were for resting up and recharging, breathing space and peace and quiet, readying us for the Monday grind; now I believe they are just a horrific whirlwind of events and things that never slow … Continue reading
Things I could write about…
Since I’ve been such a slacker, there are a lot of things that I could put down here. Some of them aren’t worth mentioning, some are funny, some are not so damn funny.
Super slacker
There are lots of things to write about but I’m not with the program right now. I hope to be back in full fledged blogging mode over the weekend. Yesterday early a.m. found me in the dentist’s chair having a … Continue reading
2+2 Poster – Al_Capone_Junior
One of my new friends, met through the greenfelt medium (of course) just sent me an email about Bellagio’s event winner Anna Wroblewski and gave me permission to post it here on Tango.
Bellagio Conservatory in Spring
WOW! What a wonderful breath of air, all fresh and moist, filled with flowers and light, it’s completely beautiful. Normally the butterflies areprotected from us by acircular netting home, now they are in an enclosed house that we can walk … Continue reading
Chantel McNulty
What a kick! I’ve only dealt to her one time, that was posted here, but I’ve visited with her briefly at the WSOP ’06, and at a game she was in last week as I purposely went to say hello … Continue reading
I’m the problem
Want some whiskey in your water Sugar in your tea What’s all these crazy questions they askin’ me This is the craziest party there could ever be Don’t turn on the lights, ’cause I don’t want to see – Mama … Continue reading
Project City Center IX
About two weeks later than the normal once a month venture, I tried to figure out if I would go early a.m., just after the sun was peeking over the horizon, or later in the afternoon. Since my sleep schedule … Continue reading
