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Even though we stayed at Bellagio, we didn’t get around to taking in the fountain show until our very last night. As expected, it was pretty incredible. At night, the show happens every 15 minutes to a rotating selection of songs, this one being “Gayaneh – Ayesha’s Dance” performed by the London Symphony Orchestra. Thanks to my fiancee for lending me her head for camera stability. She made a great bi-pod.
Schick – Trim Style from Sabrina Schick on Vimeo.
Now that’s how you get your message across to the pubic public.
Justine wouldn’t let me take one of those pictures where it looks like the fountain is squirting forth from your nether region, so I just gave up and stood there.
Here’s Justine winning $200 playing 1cent slots!! So far, she’s the big winner, so I’m making her take me out to dinner tonight. I unfortunately have not had any luck. Except for bad luck.
Featuring the drumming of Mickey Hart and Zakir Hussain. This was right before we saw The Beatles Love show, which was hands down one of the coolest things I’ve seen in my life.
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I wish I was talking about my band, but these guys put on a great show, too!
Our view from the Bellagio. We got a nice deal here online, and are living the life. Took a lot of self-control to not order $25 eggs this morning in bed, but I don’t want to come home bankrupt. So far I’ve only lost $5 gambling, so there’s that. Tonight, we are hitting up The Beatles Love Cirque show where my love of The Beatles will finally be mixed with my love of acrobats. Pretty pumped for that.
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Today, Chicagoland lost a legend.
Lynn Hauldren, 89, the advertising copywriter who became the inspiration for the Empire Carpet Man in the 1970s and helped launch the company’s signature jingle into national recognition, died Tuesday, according to an Empire spokesperson.
Lynn’s commercials were a huge part of my childhood, and I’ll never forget the comfort I found in his Colonel Sanders-like glasses and mustache. May we never forget this local advertising giant, and even more importantly, may we never forget his message: (800) 588-2300…EMPIRE!
