Last night I attended a Yelp Event at Max Brenner's. For those of you who don't know about Max Brenner, he's pretty much a modern day Willy Wonka, the guy knows chocolate, and his place in the Forum Shops is part gift shop, part bar, part restaurant, and all amazing.
The following is an abridged version of my review of the event on Yelp...it was a great event.
I was one of the first few to climb the staircase, and when I got upstairs I was greeted by some of the friendliest servers in the city, I grabbed a Pomegranate drink and snagged a table.
Within minutes there were other servers going around with trays of food.
First up was the Slider
It was pretty big for a slider, the burger was a perfect medium, it was topped with some amazing BBQ sauce, and an onion ring, it was like a mini western bbq cheeseburger.
Next up was the Pulled pork slider, I grabbed one of these and quickly did a little dissection to see what was inside, pulled pork, slaw, and a deep fried pickle, Jackpot...I think I ended up having at least 5 of these, I am a BBQ snob, and I was amazed at how good these were...who would have thought a Chocolate place would have the best BBQ pork in the city
I tried one of the Paninis it was pretty good, but I think the Pulled Pork Slider ruined the rest of the food for me.
I then got my hands on one of the Maxican Chocolate Martini's, these were the hardest thing to get because the second the server got out the door with these they were gone, and I must say it was amazing, it tasted liked a glass of hot chocolate, only better, it had booze.
I never got a chance to have the Blue Moon, I'm not a huge fan of Blue Moon, and after the Maxican, I was having nothing else for the rest of the night.
Just when I thought the night couldn't get any better, what did I spy coming out of the kitchen, Fresh baked cookies and shots of milk, damn Max thought of everything! I passed on the first cookie (chocolate chip with walnuts) as I'm not a big fan of walnuts, however the chocolate chocolate chip cookies were divine, warm and gooey in the center and full of chocolate goodness, they were a bit rich however the shot of milk washed everything down, well the milk and the Maxican martinis.
Once again I have to give props to the staff, they went above and beyond to make sure everyone was taken care of, there was always a tray of food and a tray of drinks within arms reach.
My only complaint about the event was that they didn't serve the Chocolate Pizza, after seeing it on the Food Networks "Best Thing I Ever Ate" I have been wanting to try it. I have a strong feeling I will be heading back to Mr. Brenner's place to have that some time in the near future.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
Chocoholic Monday
I am finally starting to settle into a normal schedule at work...well if you consider 6 days a week normal. So I have decided I am going to blog a bit more.
Thanks to everyone who commented on my last blog (either here or elsewhere), I know it's a little different than what I usually write, but it has been festering in my mind for a while now and it needed to escape.
I have today off, and am looking forward to my evening. I am attending a Yelp event at Max Brenner in the Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace. I have always wanted to check this place out (it's a chocoholic's paradise). And well anytime I can check it out with the Yelperazzi and enjoy some free stuff it's always and added bonus.
I am making tonight a little staycation, I have a room on the strip that set me back a whopping $16.80...that's cheaper than cab fare home.
I know what you're thinking, "but Minton it's your day off and you're going back to the strip?" Yes I am. I know I spend 40+ hrs a week on the strip and as a local I should hate it, but I'm going to be honest after over a year and a half in vegas I still love the strip.
I will do my best to post a full review of the menu and drinks tonight, if you want to follow the debauchery you can always check my Twitter for 140 character updates...I apologize in advance for the spelling and grammatical errors that are bound to be posted.
Oh and for those of you who are wondering what a guy who works in a sports book does on his day off. I'm watching ESPN and doing laundry...exciting I know.
Thanks to everyone who commented on my last blog (either here or elsewhere), I know it's a little different than what I usually write, but it has been festering in my mind for a while now and it needed to escape.
I have today off, and am looking forward to my evening. I am attending a Yelp event at Max Brenner in the Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace. I have always wanted to check this place out (it's a chocoholic's paradise). And well anytime I can check it out with the Yelperazzi and enjoy some free stuff it's always and added bonus.
I am making tonight a little staycation, I have a room on the strip that set me back a whopping $16.80...that's cheaper than cab fare home.
I know what you're thinking, "but Minton it's your day off and you're going back to the strip?" Yes I am. I know I spend 40+ hrs a week on the strip and as a local I should hate it, but I'm going to be honest after over a year and a half in vegas I still love the strip.
I will do my best to post a full review of the menu and drinks tonight, if you want to follow the debauchery you can always check my Twitter for 140 character updates...I apologize in advance for the spelling and grammatical errors that are bound to be posted.
Oh and for those of you who are wondering what a guy who works in a sports book does on his day off. I'm watching ESPN and doing laundry...exciting I know.
Sick of Being Single
Hello all, I know it has been ages since I've posted. I have been working a lot more hours, and trying to be more social so it's cut back on my computer time.
I am rapidly approaching the big 30. I have been reevaluating a lot of things in my life, and realized that it's time for a few changes. I am working on being financially responsible, I am trying my best to get into some sort of shape (other than round), and I am generally trying to make myself a better person.
Those of you who have known me for a length of time, know that for the majority of my life I've been single. I've never really been much of the relationship type. I seem to have the magical ability to meet a girl and instantly find myself in the "friend zone". Now don't get me wrong, I have many great friends who are female, however there is something missing. So I am launching the quest.
Ladies it's time to play, Who Wants To Date Minton.
The rules are pretty simple.
Contestants must be fluent in Sarcasm, be capable of putting up with my erratic schedule, have no aversions to gambling or alcohol, and must be in possession of both X chromosomes, living in Vegas is an added bonus!!!
I know this comes off as a little desperate, but hey it's been a long time since I've even been near anything that would be considered a relationship.
A few things about me
I'm 29
I work in a Race and Sports Book (I get paid to talk sports...it's rough)
I drink socially, gamble occasionally, and smoke a cigar every once and a while
I am capable of finding humor in pretty much any situation
I obtain a plethora of useless trivial knowledge
I have a college degree
I am fluent in sarcasm, and can order a beer in at least 3 languages
I have a large collection of Tshirts with random and/or funny sayings on them
I can on occasion be "That Guy"
I am a fairly loud person, however I am also surprisingly shy person
I consider myself a foodie, however I promise I will never use the word NOM
So I'm putting this out to you my readers, are you single, do you know someone who's single, do you think we'd be a suitable couple?
I am not above blind dates or hook-ups, since I seem to be unable to find a stable relationship on my own, I'm putting the ball in your court.
I am rapidly approaching the big 30. I have been reevaluating a lot of things in my life, and realized that it's time for a few changes. I am working on being financially responsible, I am trying my best to get into some sort of shape (other than round), and I am generally trying to make myself a better person.
Those of you who have known me for a length of time, know that for the majority of my life I've been single. I've never really been much of the relationship type. I seem to have the magical ability to meet a girl and instantly find myself in the "friend zone". Now don't get me wrong, I have many great friends who are female, however there is something missing. So I am launching the quest.
Ladies it's time to play, Who Wants To Date Minton.
The rules are pretty simple.
Contestants must be fluent in Sarcasm, be capable of putting up with my erratic schedule, have no aversions to gambling or alcohol, and must be in possession of both X chromosomes, living in Vegas is an added bonus!!!
I know this comes off as a little desperate, but hey it's been a long time since I've even been near anything that would be considered a relationship.
A few things about me
I'm 29
I work in a Race and Sports Book (I get paid to talk sports...it's rough)
I drink socially, gamble occasionally, and smoke a cigar every once and a while
I am capable of finding humor in pretty much any situation
I obtain a plethora of useless trivial knowledge
I have a college degree
I am fluent in sarcasm, and can order a beer in at least 3 languages
I have a large collection of Tshirts with random and/or funny sayings on them
I can on occasion be "That Guy"
I am a fairly loud person, however I am also surprisingly shy person
I consider myself a foodie, however I promise I will never use the word NOM
So I'm putting this out to you my readers, are you single, do you know someone who's single, do you think we'd be a suitable couple?
I am not above blind dates or hook-ups, since I seem to be unable to find a stable relationship on my own, I'm putting the ball in your court.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Holy Crap...I Can't Get This Song Out Of My Head
Warning...the following song is addictive, it will get stuck in your head, and you will sing it all day.
Additional warning...it's very very Not Safe For Work
You've been warned
Additional warning...it's very very Not Safe For Work
You've been warned
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Long Time Coming
Sorry I haven't updated my Blog in so long, it's been a combination of things.
My uncle died in a car crash a few weeks back and I had to drop everything and head back home to be with my family for a little bit. I am also working a few more hours at work, we are ramping up for the football season (out busy time). And, finally I'm a lazy bastard and just didn't want to update anything.
Since my last posts a few things have happened.
I have earned elite status on YELP; for those of you unfamiliar with yelp it's a review site where people can submit reviews of places they've been, it's kind of like a foodie facebook. Part of being an elite means you get to go to special gatherings every month. August's was at Ferraro's.
I had never been to Ferraro's but had always wanted to check it out, I'm always on the hunt for good Italian food. The event had passed appetizers and an open bar (you had me at free food yelp, the booze was just and added bonus). I really liked the vibe at Ferraro's and the food was amazing the Arancini (Fried Risotto Balls) with White Truffle Sauce was so delicious I'm pretty sure I ate about 10 of them.
Those damn things were AMAZING!!! I will without a doubt be going back to Ferraro's, I have heard good things about their Osso Busco.
A few other Highlights from my sabbatical.
-I saw Jubilee: I have to admit I was pleasantly surprised. The sets are huge, the song and dance is a plentiful but not overbearing, the time killing acts were pretty fun, oh and there were a lot of boobies...a shocking amount of men in thongs as well, but lots of boobies, and trust me there is nothing that boobies won't make better
- I saw Bob Saget at The Orleans: The Opening Comedian was great, and Bob's set was pretty solid. I had seen his special before, and a lot of the material in his set was taken from that. I have to say am not a big fan of his songs with the guitar (many other comedians do it way better), and he is really really blue, but it was a good show.
- I am still on The Poker God's Shit List: I don't know what I have done to upset them, but I would really really like to get in their good graces...Please Forgive Me Card Gods!!!
- I have my picture on the Fuku Burger Truck: I have been a fan of Fuku since they opened. Vegas is starting to get quite a few gourmet food trucks: Slider Truck, Fuku Burger, Curbside Cafe, Hanshik Taco, and a few more are on their way. But Fuku is my favorite hands down. They are open from 8pm-4am (times that work best with my schedule). Their staff is friendly, their burgers are amazing, and I invented a "secret menu" item: The Fat Hakujin. It's a double Miso BBQ Burger with 2 patties, topped with bacon and a fried egg. Needless to say it's amazing!!!
It may look a little sloppy...but trust me...it's amazing!!!
-I checked out Minus 5 Ice Lounge: It had been on my Vegas Bucket List for some time, and while it is with out a doubt an overpriced tourist trap I have to say it was pretty fun. It was much smaller than I expected, but it was a pretty cool experience (pun intended). Everything in the place was made of Ice, the tables, the chairs, the bar, your glasses, everything but the guests, the staff, and the booze. They are planning on opening a second location in the Monte Carlo so you won't have to trek all the way down to Mandalay, I say check it out, it's not too shabby.
- I saw the Vegas Premier of The Expendables: It was at PH, Sly Stalone and a bunch of the cast came out before the showing. The movie is you typical summer action movie, predictable plot, average dialogue, and tons of violence, I don't think I would have gone out of my way to see this in theaters, but since the tickets were free I can't really complain.
Oh and I met Daniel Negreanu
Oh well that's enough for now....Until Next Time
My uncle died in a car crash a few weeks back and I had to drop everything and head back home to be with my family for a little bit. I am also working a few more hours at work, we are ramping up for the football season (out busy time). And, finally I'm a lazy bastard and just didn't want to update anything.
Since my last posts a few things have happened.
I have earned elite status on YELP; for those of you unfamiliar with yelp it's a review site where people can submit reviews of places they've been, it's kind of like a foodie facebook. Part of being an elite means you get to go to special gatherings every month. August's was at Ferraro's.
I had never been to Ferraro's but had always wanted to check it out, I'm always on the hunt for good Italian food. The event had passed appetizers and an open bar (you had me at free food yelp, the booze was just and added bonus). I really liked the vibe at Ferraro's and the food was amazing the Arancini (Fried Risotto Balls) with White Truffle Sauce was so delicious I'm pretty sure I ate about 10 of them.
Those damn things were AMAZING!!! I will without a doubt be going back to Ferraro's, I have heard good things about their Osso Busco.
A few other Highlights from my sabbatical.
-I saw Jubilee: I have to admit I was pleasantly surprised. The sets are huge, the song and dance is a plentiful but not overbearing, the time killing acts were pretty fun, oh and there were a lot of boobies...a shocking amount of men in thongs as well, but lots of boobies, and trust me there is nothing that boobies won't make better
- I saw Bob Saget at The Orleans: The Opening Comedian was great, and Bob's set was pretty solid. I had seen his special before, and a lot of the material in his set was taken from that. I have to say am not a big fan of his songs with the guitar (many other comedians do it way better), and he is really really blue, but it was a good show.
- Orleans sub story- Tried their buffet for the first time, I have to say I was kind of impressed, the selection was pretty good, the food was passable, and the price was great. I can't say enough about the Kielbasa and Gelato, which were hands down the 2 best things on the buffet. I don't think I'll go out of my way to eat here, but if I'm at the Orleans for a show or something I'll gladly grub there again.
- I am still on The Poker God's Shit List: I don't know what I have done to upset them, but I would really really like to get in their good graces...Please Forgive Me Card Gods!!!
- I have my picture on the Fuku Burger Truck: I have been a fan of Fuku since they opened. Vegas is starting to get quite a few gourmet food trucks: Slider Truck, Fuku Burger, Curbside Cafe, Hanshik Taco, and a few more are on their way. But Fuku is my favorite hands down. They are open from 8pm-4am (times that work best with my schedule). Their staff is friendly, their burgers are amazing, and I invented a "secret menu" item: The Fat Hakujin. It's a double Miso BBQ Burger with 2 patties, topped with bacon and a fried egg. Needless to say it's amazing!!!
It may look a little sloppy...but trust me...it's amazing!!!
-I checked out Minus 5 Ice Lounge: It had been on my Vegas Bucket List for some time, and while it is with out a doubt an overpriced tourist trap I have to say it was pretty fun. It was much smaller than I expected, but it was a pretty cool experience (pun intended). Everything in the place was made of Ice, the tables, the chairs, the bar, your glasses, everything but the guests, the staff, and the booze. They are planning on opening a second location in the Monte Carlo so you won't have to trek all the way down to Mandalay, I say check it out, it's not too shabby.
- I saw the Vegas Premier of The Expendables: It was at PH, Sly Stalone and a bunch of the cast came out before the showing. The movie is you typical summer action movie, predictable plot, average dialogue, and tons of violence, I don't think I would have gone out of my way to see this in theaters, but since the tickets were free I can't really complain.
Oh and I met Daniel Negreanu
Oh well that's enough for now....Until Next Time
Saturday, July 10, 2010
The 4th of July
This year I had a great 4th of July Weekend, I had a friend in town and got to play tourist on the 4th since I had the night of the 4th and the 5th off, and said friend was nice enough to let me commandeer the extra bed in his room at the 5 star Imperial Palace Resort and Spa.
Here's a summary of the weekend.
It all started on July 1st when I won free tickets to see Vince Neil at the Palms Pool via the Palm's Twitter. I worked until showtime, but figured since the show was 2 hours long, I could get there fashionably late and still see a good chunk of it...well was I wrong. When I won the tickets I got a message on twitter that said, " Enjoy the show. Tix will be available at the box office".
However when I got there at 9:10 and the Box Office was closed. I checked with the door at the show and the Bouncer said it wasn't his fault and without a ticket we couldn't get in, we should check with the Hotel. I checked with the players club and concierge and got no where, apparently the Box Office and the Pearl theater are ran by a separate company and once they leave it's tough shit. Who closes a box office when there is a concert going on?
Finally after the concierge calls 15 people they get someone who tells us to go recheck with the bouncer and it's up to his discretion, thankfully he takes pity on us and lets us through, this was my first time at the Palms Pool and I have to say it's a pretty nice set-up, we get in and make a bee line for the bar. I'm just about to order when the person next to me gets their beers $8 each for the 16oz aluminum can's of Miller Lite...I think not, so we head over to the stage and catch the last 5 songs of the set, which was pretty much a selection of Motley Crue songs, not too shabby, but if I had paid for the tickets and gotten that treatment I would not have been as easy going.
The 2nd and 3rd were pretty uneventful as I had to work, but I did discover a sad fact, beers at Ellis Island (my favorite local microbrewery/casino/24hr cafe) had increased in price. As of 7/1 20oz drafts of their micro-brewed beer are now a whopping $1.75 not the $1.50 that they were, not much of a jump, but still notable. (If you go to Ellis Island have the heffy with a splash of stout on top of it...you can thank me later)
The 4th was the start of my "weekend"; and I did my best to take advantage of it. After I got off work I met up with previously mentioned friend, and did my best to drink the strip dry.
For those of you not in the know Bills has 48oz pitchers of either Miller Lite or Coors Light, they run $6 each, but you can get 2 for $10, 96oz of beer for $10 is pretty damn hard to beat on the strip, so I ended up drinking 4 before the night was done, you get some pretty odd looks when you are carrying stack of 3 empty pitchers with a 4th one that you are drinking out of on top!!!
We went to Bill's to watch the fireworks that were being shot from Caesar's Palace. The parking lot of Bill's offered a great unobstructed view of the launch pad, I don't think I have ever been that close to the launching point of a major fireworks show in my life. The show was around 30 mins long, and was overall pretty good, I've seen better (4th of july in Washington, DC and Boston come to mind), but still a solid offering. The only bummer was that about 2/3rds of the way through the show security from bills came up and informed us that 4th floor of the garage was closed from construction and that we couldn't be there (bear in mind there were no signs from any pedestrian entry, and there were no visible signs of any construction being done), but we made it down to the ground level and out front in time for the Finale, so I don't think we missed much.
After the fireworks..I drank up and down the strip, enjoyed a cigar, and soaked up the atmosphere. At one point in the evening I ended up in the $2/4 limit 10 game mixed game at the IP where I was quickly reminded how much the Card Gods hate me...I won't get into the details as they're a little fuzzy but it involves a 2 flopped straights and 1 turned flush running into a runner runner higher straights, and an oceaned boat.
After sleeping the 4th off, we decided to do lunch at Hash House A Go Go, I have eaten at hash house several times at both the West Sahara location as well as their Imperial Palace location, the food is amazing at both, the service at IP location can be a little lacking but the food more than makes up for it!!!
I have made it my mission to have something new each time I eat there, this time I had the 1lb Bacon, Cheddar, and Mashed Potato stuffed hamburger with a side of Mac N Cheese. The burger was amazing, I ate about 80% of the patties, filling, and bottom, but but the Mac N Cheese was pretty average (the first not amazing thing on their menu). I still have my major complaint about the IP location, if you order just water they serve it to you in a tiny ass glass, you get about 6oz at the most, and have to beg for refills, all the other drinks come in much bigger glasses, but you don't get one for the water even if you ask.
On Monday night the Slider Truck had a special night at a secret location, what made it so special was that in addition to their amazing slider menu, they were offering the elusive French Dippers, for those of you not in the know, the slider truck is great, but every once and a while they offer some special items that aren't on the normal menu, the French Dippers are one that I have always wanted to try and I have to say it didn't disappoint!!! I still think the Porkie is my favorite slider truck offering but the French Dippers are probably a close second. The slider truck may be hard for a tourist to find as they are never on the strip, but if you have a car you need to find them, trust me it's worth the wait.
Well I'm pretty sure I've rambled on long enough...Until Next Time
Here's a summary of the weekend.
It all started on July 1st when I won free tickets to see Vince Neil at the Palms Pool via the Palm's Twitter. I worked until showtime, but figured since the show was 2 hours long, I could get there fashionably late and still see a good chunk of it...well was I wrong. When I won the tickets I got a message on twitter that said, " Enjoy the show. Tix will be available at the box office".
However when I got there at 9:10 and the Box Office was closed. I checked with the door at the show and the Bouncer said it wasn't his fault and without a ticket we couldn't get in, we should check with the Hotel. I checked with the players club and concierge and got no where, apparently the Box Office and the Pearl theater are ran by a separate company and once they leave it's tough shit. Who closes a box office when there is a concert going on?
Finally after the concierge calls 15 people they get someone who tells us to go recheck with the bouncer and it's up to his discretion, thankfully he takes pity on us and lets us through, this was my first time at the Palms Pool and I have to say it's a pretty nice set-up, we get in and make a bee line for the bar. I'm just about to order when the person next to me gets their beers $8 each for the 16oz aluminum can's of Miller Lite...I think not, so we head over to the stage and catch the last 5 songs of the set, which was pretty much a selection of Motley Crue songs, not too shabby, but if I had paid for the tickets and gotten that treatment I would not have been as easy going.
The 2nd and 3rd were pretty uneventful as I had to work, but I did discover a sad fact, beers at Ellis Island (my favorite local microbrewery/casino/24hr cafe) had increased in price. As of 7/1 20oz drafts of their micro-brewed beer are now a whopping $1.75 not the $1.50 that they were, not much of a jump, but still notable. (If you go to Ellis Island have the heffy with a splash of stout on top of it...you can thank me later)
The 4th was the start of my "weekend"; and I did my best to take advantage of it. After I got off work I met up with previously mentioned friend, and did my best to drink the strip dry.
For those of you not in the know Bills has 48oz pitchers of either Miller Lite or Coors Light, they run $6 each, but you can get 2 for $10, 96oz of beer for $10 is pretty damn hard to beat on the strip, so I ended up drinking 4 before the night was done, you get some pretty odd looks when you are carrying stack of 3 empty pitchers with a 4th one that you are drinking out of on top!!!
We went to Bill's to watch the fireworks that were being shot from Caesar's Palace. The parking lot of Bill's offered a great unobstructed view of the launch pad, I don't think I have ever been that close to the launching point of a major fireworks show in my life. The show was around 30 mins long, and was overall pretty good, I've seen better (4th of july in Washington, DC and Boston come to mind), but still a solid offering. The only bummer was that about 2/3rds of the way through the show security from bills came up and informed us that 4th floor of the garage was closed from construction and that we couldn't be there (bear in mind there were no signs from any pedestrian entry, and there were no visible signs of any construction being done), but we made it down to the ground level and out front in time for the Finale, so I don't think we missed much.
After the fireworks..I drank up and down the strip, enjoyed a cigar, and soaked up the atmosphere. At one point in the evening I ended up in the $2/4 limit 10 game mixed game at the IP where I was quickly reminded how much the Card Gods hate me...I won't get into the details as they're a little fuzzy but it involves a 2 flopped straights and 1 turned flush running into a runner runner higher straights, and an oceaned boat.
After sleeping the 4th off, we decided to do lunch at Hash House A Go Go, I have eaten at hash house several times at both the West Sahara location as well as their Imperial Palace location, the food is amazing at both, the service at IP location can be a little lacking but the food more than makes up for it!!!
I have made it my mission to have something new each time I eat there, this time I had the 1lb Bacon, Cheddar, and Mashed Potato stuffed hamburger with a side of Mac N Cheese. The burger was amazing, I ate about 80% of the patties, filling, and bottom, but but the Mac N Cheese was pretty average (the first not amazing thing on their menu). I still have my major complaint about the IP location, if you order just water they serve it to you in a tiny ass glass, you get about 6oz at the most, and have to beg for refills, all the other drinks come in much bigger glasses, but you don't get one for the water even if you ask.
On Monday night the Slider Truck had a special night at a secret location, what made it so special was that in addition to their amazing slider menu, they were offering the elusive French Dippers, for those of you not in the know, the slider truck is great, but every once and a while they offer some special items that aren't on the normal menu, the French Dippers are one that I have always wanted to try and I have to say it didn't disappoint!!! I still think the Porkie is my favorite slider truck offering but the French Dippers are probably a close second. The slider truck may be hard for a tourist to find as they are never on the strip, but if you have a car you need to find them, trust me it's worth the wait.
Well I'm pretty sure I've rambled on long enough...Until Next Time
Friday, July 2, 2010
Some sort of Record
I was in and out of the Vegas DMV in 90 minutes today, I'm pretty damn sure that is a record...for those of you not in vegas, it's nothing short of a miracle to get out of the DMV in under 2 hours, and my personal record is 4.5hrs, so today's 90 mins is something that took me by surprise.
Should have a good holiday weekend, I have a few friends in town, plans for the weekend include Vince Neil Concert, Beer, Blue Man Group, Beer, Fireworks, Beer, Poker, Beer, Hash House A Go GO, Beer, Possible 2+2 Meet-Up, Beer and did I mention beer??? Expect a blog update with all the details sometime next week.
Until Next Time
Should have a good holiday weekend, I have a few friends in town, plans for the weekend include Vince Neil Concert, Beer, Blue Man Group, Beer, Fireworks, Beer, Poker, Beer, Hash House A Go GO, Beer, Possible 2+2 Meet-Up, Beer and did I mention beer??? Expect a blog update with all the details sometime next week.
Until Next Time
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