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Harrah’s Cherokee Trip Report – Part 3
Okay. Time to give you the casino-play details for which you’ve been waiting. All five in our family group hit the casino, but with various goals. Steve and Kaitlynn roamed around together, tracking down the penny slots that look like … Continue reading
Harrah’s Cherokee Trip Report – Part 2
In my last blog, I talked about the preparation for our recent Cherokee trip, but if you read it carefully, there were many details about other subjects than gambling. I considered this a “vacation,” not a “gambling” trip, in fact not … Continue reading
Harrah’s Cherokee Trip Report – Part 1
Yes, it was a wonderful trip – our first to a casino since we retired in 2019. Many people had predicted that we could never stay retired, but the pandemic reinforced our belief that our plans would be permanent. We … Continue reading
Back in the Saddle – Maybe?
I ended my last post with a cryptic message and even though so much in the world and in my life is tentative, I’m ready to share the details. As someone who wants – yeah, needs – to be organized, … Continue reading
Posted in Caesars, Cherokee Casino, Memories, Non-Vegas Casinos, Public Appearances, Slots, Travel, Video Poker
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More Q+A and This and That
Q: In all the writing you have done over the years, I never heard you refer to Las Vegas as “Sin City.” Why not? A: I dislike judgmental nicknames for anything – people, places, ideas. Almost all of these negative … Continue reading
Posted in Advantage Play, City News, Podcast, Q+A, Taxes, Video Poker
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Taxes and Shots = Pain
First, let’s talk taxes. Many of you are probably doing the same thing I’m doing now, gathering up paperwork so you – or your accountant – can start working on your 2020 tax returns. I still get some questions about … Continue reading
Posted in It's Personal, Medical, Taxes
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Looking Backward and Forward
I haven’t forgotten the promise to give you my solution to the Christmas game in my last blog. But I was surprised that I received so many “guesses” and they’re still coming in, many many different takes. So I’ll compile them … Continue reading
Posted in Casino Policy, Coronavirus, Holiday Greetings, It's Personal, Stations, Taxes
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The Burning Question Answered
Most of you are probably busy with holiday celebrations right now and perhaps have temporarily set aside your interest in casinos and gambling in general. So maybe this is a good time to address a common query I hear from … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday Greetings, It's Personal, Memories, Non-gambling Activities, Q+A
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Questions and Comments
Time to dip into the virtual mailbag and comment file. Q: What do you think about all these new quick ways you can get money to gamble with when you are in a casino? Sounds dangerous to me. A: It … Continue reading →