Thursday, August 25, 2005

VIVA LAS VEGAS

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WE HAD A BIT OF A DELAY ARRIVING INTO VEGAS. ALMOST 2 HOURS ON UNITED AIRLINES. STOPPED IN DENVER AND MADE A MAD DASH THROUGH DENVER AIRPORT TO STAND IN LINE AT McDonald's TO GET A QUICK BITE TO EAT! RUSHING JIMMY IN AN OLD WHEEL CHAIR - WE DID GET A LOT OF ATTENTION ~~

WHAT JOY IT WAS WHEN WE LANDED IN LAS VEGAS! WE WERE ALL FIRED UP AND READY FOR SOME ACTION! WE SHARED A CAB AND ENJOYED THE SITES. ~~ IT WAS ABOUT MIDNIGHT WHEN WE WERE ALL CHECKED INTO THE RIVIERA HOTEL ~~

JIMMY RENTED a VERY COOL ELECTRIC WHEEL CHAIR -- THEY SHOULD OF SUPPLIED HIM WITH DRIVING LESSONS AND IT WAS AMAZING THAT HE NEVER GOT A DUI , BUT THAT IS ANOTHER STORY ... LOL



4 comments:

Arko said...

hey dana (remember, i love lower case!?),
nothing personal, but looks like americans can't make much sense of their own language.
but when you have a president who "beats around the bush" all the time, who can blame you, really?
no offence, really!

Danna Crawford said...

LOL, just spotted this on my COMMENT area,, almost FORGOT about you,, and THERE U ARE from som FOREIGN LAND??? I am trying SO HARD to break my habbit of CAPS ... I do enjoy it though,, WHERE U FROM AGAIN?? i forget...

Blessings to you from FL, USA .. Danna .. www.ASKDANNA.com

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Dr. Howdy


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by the rise of ethnic "identity politics,"
then splintered beyond hope of repair
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facilitated cultural choice as to make
the broad-based offerings of the old
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by comparison."

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