Butt they sell it at the venetian in Las Vegas. Small peices the size
of a golf ball cost more than $1,000 and the big ones are like $50,000
to $100,000 -so I guess they are real.
I finally made it to one of the Vosges Haut Chocolat flagship stores
in an effort to get @mike the bacon chocolat. I just hope it doesn't
melt in the hot las vegasness.
We went to go see Bodies at the Luxor. @matthew and I took Alex and
the baby Mickelson nephew.
Baby Finn was fine during the exhibit. Then we spent the next hour in
the car as he screamed. Having babies is hard. I never realized how
hard it was to move around with a stroller. We couldn't even make it
two blocks wirhout major obstacles.
@terry took his other two nephews to adventure dome.
As soon as we got over the Hoover dam, I saw lake mead and a sign to
the beach. It was so hot and the water looked so pretty blue. @terry reluctantly drove down there as he hates sunshine. I popped
our of the car and ran right into the water. It was so nice. No
getting used to cold, no nasty smell or green funk, or foam, or
debris. No dead fish or fish smell.
The air felt hot like a hair dryer. It was the best swimming moment I
ever had. Then five minutes later it was over as they were already
waiting in the car for me because it was too hot out. I wish @mike
was here to be my beach buddy.
Speaking of which I am now in vegas for four days and I'm not so much
into gambling. Anyone has any other good suggestions.