You Can’t Get Lost - Day 14 and 15
This is IT! It’s the
BIG GAME!!!
And I could care less who wins. I have a slight preference for one, but it is not great enough to put my enthusiasm into the positive side.
I’m sitting in the stands across from where I sat all week in the top picture. This is the seat that I paid for. It looked like ants running around on the floor. I started to get a nose bleed and dizzy from being at that elevation, so I moved down to the lower circle. It ended up I sat in the middle of one teams section. I sat there the first half, then switched to the other side near the door so I could run out quickly and beat the car crunch from having only two exits from a huge parking lot. In fact, I stood at the top of the stairs with a group of other people with similar ideas, and left with the buzzer still ringing in my hearing aids. Boise beat San Diego 53-52. It was actually an interesting game, with changing leads back and forth for the last five minutes. Frazz put it really well.
Lyndon, Rachel, Bryon with their sons, Tyler, his girlfriend Elana, and Jaye.
Later that evening, Lyndon, Byron and Rachel and Tyler and Elana took off to cruise "the strip." Jaye and I stayed behind with the boys. The resort they were at had an arcade and we went there. The youngest and I did some track racing (though it was really more "off road" than track!) and Zombie Blasting.
On Sunday (March 13) I went back over to Jaye and Lyndon's place. Byron and Rachel had already left, but Ty and Elana were still there. Tyler and Elana were going over to the Venetian hotel and Jaye and Lyndon will go over on Monday. So, we all piled in to their SUV and drove up Las Vegas Boulevard to the Venetian which is on the north side of the Casino row.
Sally and I had walked around the hotel and the Canal area in 2012 when I attended a workshop there. Surprise, it is opulent inside, and the gondola's on the canal are quite the sight. On the other hand, it is loud and lots (and lots) of people and I had had enough of that with the tournament, so, it was fun to see and just as fun to leave. We had dinner that evening in their room, and as I left, we went up to the top of the resort to look over the city.
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