The drive wasn't too bad, actually, even though they're doing a boatload of construction on the main streets through town. Made it into Nevada before noon even though we'd left home around 7am. These are my grandparents at the Hoover Dam Lodge:
Look how cute they are! <3
Got to Vegas a couple hours later and stayed in the Paris (because Gran got free rooms and who says no to free rooms?) which was very...shiny. And loud. But I did like how pretty it was. ^^
Mum and my room:
Which looked a lot messier when we left. Beds were super comfy. 10/10 would sleep again.
And the view:
Fun fact: The Aria, which is on the other side of the Cosmopolitan, has a ton of leeks and green onions in their little video sign thing. And, to that, all I can say is, why? Why are there so many onions? Why???
Last, but not least...did I mention we ate lots of pastries?
In the first pic is:
-assorted macarons (why are they $3 each? No, seriously, why? That's ridiculous...Linq sells them cheaper and they taste better; go buy them there.
Or go the Rio's buffet, grab a few handfuls of theirs, and hide them in your bag. I mean, what now? -innocent- >_>)
-chocolate pistachio mousse thing mum wanted (I don't like pistachio, but the chocolate was very yummy)
-strawberry tart (tasted good, but the creamy inner part was actually hard which was kinda a turn off)
The second pic:
-cherry flan (mum didn't let me try any of it, I guess she liked it. XD)
-tiramisu (it was literally a chocolate egg filled with marcapone and cream; om nom nom)
Not pictured: yeterday's breakfast! Which was:
-cinnamon roll (grandparents ate it and said it was good; not too sweet and not too heavy with lots of icing)
-cheese Danish (for mum; lots of cheese in it; mum liked it and I liked it ^^)
-chocolate twist (a little rich, but very, very good; full of bittersweet chocolate chips and I think a little pastry cream to keep them in there; I could happily eat one every morning...which is good incentive to never learn how to make it)