Gamblinggrandma's

I enjoyed reading your reports, however, I was wondering - Were you only

in Vegas 3 days????



Diane

3 days is a long time in Vegas for senior citizens.

Snidely - I'm a plus senior & I always prefer to one week.

P.S. A senior in Canada in 65 plus not 55 as in the U.S.

Diane

Toss that age number out the window. You're a young sexy gambler that enjoys fun in Vegas.

woo hoo

You have that one right Blade - it's only a number besides in my head I'm still 27 and

always will be. However, my body tells me different.

Diane

Diane I have to agree not only about the age thing but the time. As I (ahem) mature I spend longer and longer in LV. I also do less gambling and I certainly get more sleep.

OK So Im 65 I never sleep in vegas I figure Ill do that when I come home or when Im dead. 65 is only a number Ive already played beer pong at O Sheas and had a hell of a good time danced at the lounges and felt like I was 25 again. I did dress age approiate though Classey stylish ha ha ha people probably thought I had lots of $$$$ ha ha fooled them! Vegas is fun and exciting I forget all my problems and it makes me happy, thats what counts. Just for the record Im not a 65yr old with a dress up my ass and sagging boobs hanging out UGH!!!!! No matter what age when you go to vegas go and have FUN!

As one of our female forum members told me one time in Vegas: "I'm 39.99 plus shipping and handling."

Many young people can't really keep up with the older farts in Vegas.

They stay up all night drinking and partying, then have to sleep it off, plus being unable to eat for the next two days,
while the seniors are up at 6:00 AM and downstairs waiting in the breakfast buffet line an hour early.


Rick

I can't get up early, I can't stay up late.

I can't hang with either group.


It's like high school all over again. Too cool to hand with the nerds. Too nerdy to hang with the cool kids.

One-man wolf pack.