Top things to do in Vegas

In and Out Burger with your awesome company was the highlight of our holiday Vegas experience. So much to do and so little time.

Hello Melissa!
You ate your way through LV.

Melissa, awesome highlights and tantalizing foodie pics as ever. So great to see you and Ed in Vega$. Thanks for allowing me to be part of the fun, and for letting Jee come-with too. :) Will RT...

No pan roast this time around? :)

INOB! INOB! INOB! Saw a new INOB that wasn't on their online map. It's off the 95 NB (left side) about 4 miles from the 95/215 intersection. Going to check that one out next time I'm in LAS.

Surprised that I didn't see the obligatory Omiyage places squished in there. Trader Joe's, Beef Jerky Store, or Las Vegas Jerky's.

What I used to do to, during different seasons, was to drive out to the desert and takes pictures. Durig the winter after a light snowfall the desert looks so pristine. During March/April the desert comes alive with color.

This was a great series of blogs. Thanks Melissa.

My definite must-do's when in Vegas are: 1) See the Bellagio Conservatory; 2) Eat at In-N-Out Burger; 3) Eat a Krispy Kreme glazed donut. 3) Look for new slot machines to play! The rest I usually play it by ear, but there's plenty of eating, shopping and gambling! Ditto Jen's comments, your blogs are *the* guide to Vegas! Love Las Vegas!

what a vicarious week i had with you and Ed in Vegas. i feel like i ate all that food, like my ckg account was rifled and my watch shattered on the bathroom tile, like i nearly peed my froggys on the zip line.

the only thing i missed was Ed's night in the VIP at the Paradise Club, getting 100 dollar lap dances and drinking Dom poured over the enhanced breasts of beautiful, corn fed Nebraska born strippers.. but i guess that will never make the blog. pity.

Rule #1: Coordinate your schedule better so you can be there when Ed is there. 8)

Woo Hoo! Sin City is the best- I think I will def. reference this when I am planning my trip!! :D