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*insert dorky trumpety-fanfare*
It's the parents' anniversary week, so what does that mean? Yes, family vacation time. I'm off to that little town in the middle of no-where known as Las Vegas. The reason for that city, as a family?
There are 4, count them, 4, non-traveling Cirque Du Soliel shows that live in Las Vegas. One of them is even in our Hotel. I put up some of my money and convinced my parents to go to two of them, instead of the earlier idea of just one. So we get to go see O, which is Frech is believe for water. Obviously, this means the whole show happens in a gigantic water tank.
Next up will be Ka, which in Japanese means fire (which only matters to a few because Japanese is not the language of the show, Egyptian is.) In Egyptian though, it's Spirit. I like my fire better, but it should be good. It's a normal show, i think, except for the floor that raises up at at least one point and stands vertical.
Mucho squee.
Bai for a week, don't flood this time, please.
It's the parents' anniversary week, so what does that mean? Yes, family vacation time. I'm off to that little town in the middle of no-where known as Las Vegas. The reason for that city, as a family?
There are 4, count them, 4, non-traveling Cirque Du Soliel shows that live in Las Vegas. One of them is even in our Hotel. I put up some of my money and convinced my parents to go to two of them, instead of the earlier idea of just one. So we get to go see O, which is Frech is believe for water. Obviously, this means the whole show happens in a gigantic water tank.
Next up will be Ka, which in Japanese means fire (which only matters to a few because Japanese is not the language of the show, Egyptian is.) In Egyptian though, it's Spirit. I like my fire better, but it should be good. It's a normal show, i think, except for the floor that raises up at at least one point and stands vertical.
Mucho squee.
Bai for a week, don't flood this time, please.