My sister is back from ten days in Las Vegas. She came round for our bi-weekly House-fest, bearing tall stories and T-shirts. She said that there is absolutely no natural light in Vegas, none at all. That you never, ever leave your hotel. Because everything you could possibly want is there, in the hotel. Cocktails, chemists, clothes, 'coffee' shops. That, drinking their 'coffee' and eating their muffins on touching down from the helicopter ride to the Grand Canyon, and having been SERIOUSLY warned by the pilot NOT to feed the wildlife, they were surrounded by a ring of chipmunks three deep. Clearly bent on saying Hello, and harbouring no expectations of muffin crumbs from the grockles, none at all. And of course no decent coffee to be found, not even for ready money.
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it's a hard life. . .
I love the t-shirts!
(and I still have floor envy)
oh, and "coffee". . .
. . .don't like American "coffee"!
Americans don't have coffee. They have the contents of theirvacuum ckean3r bags with hot water. VALERIE - IF YOU CAN HEAR ME, STICK WITH THE LIMONCELLO!
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