Towards the end however, as is the case with any extended vacation, it was time to come home! Our moods had dwindled as I begun to wilt like a flower, borderline basket case missing our animals. I was sick of lugging around our shit and disappointed I hadn't spent enough time with my family. I didn't even give my oldest brother and his girlfriend (one of my bridesmaids) a proper goodbye.
What a douche bag. I didn't want to bother them on the day we took off for Foxwoods, so I figured I would catch up with them when they came out to hang at our suite.
Well silly me, not everyone has the sort of free living lifestyle we are spoiled with, so I didn't even take into account in this big head how difficult it might be for them to accomplish that. If I had one do over, it would be to have knocked on their door. (and most certainly that peanut butter fudge brownie I devoured from Douwe Egberts) So for financial reasons they weren't able to make it out to Foxwoods to hang out, wah wah wah.
Got to see my sisters boys, haven't seen them since August. The oldest is taller than me now, and at thirteen, the same age I was when he was born *rubs chin whilst delving into deep thought* interesting.
Brad got wasted and passed out on the bathroom floor after mixing malt beverages in between numerous shots of jager and grazing on chinese. I of course, blacked out for some of the evenings events but I am told I had a great time lol
We stopped by Mohegan Sun for the first time the day we checked out of the MGM Grand, before we hit the highway homeward bound. The shopping beats Foxwoods, but Foxwoods over all... (Casino's, hotels, appearance and such) is far superior. I did get to step foot in a Tiffany's and try on a two thousand dollar platinum wedding band, that was crazy.
Here are some visual highlights:
Our crazy 22nd floor MGM suite views
I love my life.
1 comment:
Welcome Home Girly!
I'm so glad you had a great time. I tell you, that scenery is unbelievable!
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