Our Trip to Vegas

Las Vegas was awesome! We left Friday afternoon, and by the time we arrived...the night life was alive and kickin' in Vegas. The first views of the lights were spectacular, and I'm glad we arrived in the evening. We drove down the strip and saw the lights of all the big, huge hotels. We checked-in and just hung out in our room while we waited for our neighbors to arrive. We stayed at the Excalibur, and the kids thought it was super cool to stay in a castle. We were able to just walk around and take in some of the sites that night, however, the kids were a little surprised by some of the sites (I don't think I need to stay any more, do I?). Saturday morning we ate at a yummy buffet, and headed over to the Shark Reef at the Mandalay Bay Hotel. That was a lot of fun, and then we headed over to the MGM to see the lions. The kids thought that was amazing. We got something to eat and then we headed over to the Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus concert. I think that the concert was more than they had even imagined!! It was so cute to see the kids waving and going crazy when she came over to our side of the stage. There were fireworks, and streamers and flying confetti everywhere. It was really awesome!!!!....I had a blast as well, can you tell? After the concert we walked and walked and walked to find some good food, and we ended up right back where we started at the MGM. We had some yummy pizza, and then we made our way over to M&M world. It was really cool...I didn't know a place like that even existed. After that, we were all a little exhausted so we made the hike back to our room. What a blast! Sunday morning we woke up and headed home.

I think we'll definitely have to head back to Vegas sometime soon and check out all the sites we missed...we just didn't have enough time. The girls had a lot of fun having their little friend McCrae there with us, and Brian and I had lots of fun hanging out with Mike & Heidi as well.

Hope things are going well for all of you. Lots of love and best wishes - Brian, Kim & kids.