Nevada

Lake Mead

In the past I have enjoyed cruising, as well as river-boating. I have even, at one time or another, found myself on a sailboat, a speedboat, a raft and even an inner tube, but I had never been houseboating before. And now that I have experienced it firsthand, it is among my top vacation ideas.

Recently, my husband and I went to a destination known far and wide for primarily one thing

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4.00Stars

Las Vegas

A trip to Vegas turns out to be a battle between a man, his mother-in-law and his gambling addict of a grandmother.

Do I need to bring a passport to go to Vegas?

My mother-in-law, whom I've dubbed La Madre, has only flown to immigrate from, or return to Sicily. It's an unknown concept for her to fly within a country. I mean, in Italy, she has told stories of riding around on mules or something like that, but in America, to fly for five hours, surely you needed a "passaporta."

Little did she know how different a world it is in Las Vegas.

My Grandma, on the other hand, was a bit traumatized that we were seeing so many shows.

Las Vegas

A little bit of glitz, a little bit of the lights, no gambling... just everything else there is to do in Vegas!

Las Vegas seems to have become synonymous with gambling. Most of the stories I've ever seen on Las Vegas have surrounded the idea of gambling. Of course, since it's the city's biggest industry, it makes sense to mention gambling; however, there is a bit more to do there. Haven't people gotten married a few times in Vegas? Isn't it located in a desert? I heard there were shows there that even kids could see.

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