Now that it's March...I'm finally getting to last February! LOL! It went by too fast! For Valentines Day John decorated my car. It reminded me of when we were dating. We stayed out really late the night before (past 2-3) and then he drove back to SL, slept for an hour and drove back early in the morning to decorate my car before I went to work. This time was much easier as he decorated it inside the garage! It was really sweet of him though!
We also took Jaxon to Las Vegas for the week. He loves that JetBlue has Direct TV inside the plane! It was so funny! He didn't want to look out the window because of the "glare" that it put on his screen! What a funny kid!
When we go to Las Vegas as a family we are always careful about where we go and what we do. It has it's good side, and it's very bad side"s". When going out in broad daylight there is a lot to do and see. Jaxon loved that we stayed next to New York, NY, and can't wait until we go there as a family (the real thing...ya know, Home Alone was is favorite movie at Christmas!) 
Jaxon thought the "castle" was pretty cool.
We always eat at the Rainforest Cafe in Vegas. Jaxon loves it. The food is overpriced, but it's good, and it's a place that John and I can sit and talk for hours because Jaxon is just looking all over the place at everything.
Best of all is the M&M Store. We love it! Again, overpriced, etc, but we always have a blast. We take Jaxon to the grocery store and he loads up on whatever M&M stuff he can find...saves money, time, and he loves it!
We had tickets to the Knights of the Round Table. The show was pretty fun, but I think that was what you would classify as a "once in a lifetime" opportunity.
The feast began with Tomato soup (Campbell's?), then the rest of the meal you eat with your hands... a big slab of chicken (with the bones), a huge stock of broccoli, and a choice between Pepsi, or Diet Pepsi...lol, and that's it!
(don't they know that there was no SODA back in the dark ages!! Dummies, even I know that!)
Poor Jaxon! I felt so bad for him!! Everything seemed to be going good until after the show that night...then Jaxon got sick. And I am talking...sick. This kid has only gotten the barfies maybe three times in his whole life, and wow, this was really gross! Now he tells me "I NEVER WANT TO GO TO LAS VEGAS AGAIN!" So, I suppose you could say that the trip served it's purpose.
When we go to Las Vegas as a family we are always careful about where we go and what we do. It has it's good side, and it's very bad side"s". When going out in broad daylight there is a lot to do and see. Jaxon loved that we stayed next to New York, NY, and can't wait until we go there as a family (the real thing...ya know, Home Alone was is favorite movie at Christmas!) 
Jaxon thought the "castle" was pretty cool.
We always eat at the Rainforest Cafe in Vegas. Jaxon loves it. The food is overpriced, but it's good, and it's a place that John and I can sit and talk for hours because Jaxon is just looking all over the place at everything.
Best of all is the M&M Store. We love it! Again, overpriced, etc, but we always have a blast. We take Jaxon to the grocery store and he loads up on whatever M&M stuff he can find...saves money, time, and he loves it!We had tickets to the Knights of the Round Table. The show was pretty fun, but I think that was what you would classify as a "once in a lifetime" opportunity.The feast began with Tomato soup (Campbell's?), then the rest of the meal you eat with your hands... a big slab of chicken (with the bones), a huge stock of broccoli, and a choice between Pepsi, or Diet Pepsi...lol, and that's it!(don't they know that there was no SODA back in the dark ages!! Dummies, even I know that!)
Poor Jaxon! I felt so bad for him!! Everything seemed to be going good until after the show that night...then Jaxon got sick. And I am talking...sick. This kid has only gotten the barfies maybe three times in his whole life, and wow, this was really gross! Now he tells me "I NEVER WANT TO GO TO LAS VEGAS AGAIN!" So, I suppose you could say that the trip served it's purpose.
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