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"POOL TIME!" 🔥🔥🔥 Downtown Circa Hotel - Stadium Swim Pool - Opened October 28, 2021, Heated pools opened all year round   Yes! You read that right! I said, "it is POOL TIME!"  I know I know, it is the end of February and I am discussing pools opening!  But, here in Las Vegas, we are excited, and let us face it, after 2020 we all shared in, signs of normal events are welcomed.   So, let's sit back and take a look at some of the many announcements and schedules of pool openings here in Las Vegas.  Make sure you are maximizing your next trip. How about we start with the newest pool -  Circa's Stadium Swim Yeah, this place is amazing.   Boasting they are offering you 365 days of fun with 6 pools and 3 different levels, kick back and enjoy watching your favorite games on the 143ft screen.    Let's not forget when at capacity - this pool area turns into a party with room for *4000 of your closest friends - or the new ones you have made while in ...
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Exciting Vegas / Nevada News : I took time this weekend to explore and do a few touristy things with a couple friends that were in town. Ok, so I was more of the tour guide... which is perfectly ok with me. But if you are looking to plan a trip to Las Vegas soon here are a few things you should know. 1 - Fantasy, Featuring Lead Vocals from Lorena Peril Narbaitz has returned, and the Ladies are hotter than ever! They are selling out FAST - so Pre-order your tickets here!!!  https://luxor.mgmresorts.com/en/booking/show-booking.html#/show-listing?arrive=2021-02-22&showId=9c6fe1bb-7605-4e3b-8cb3-b3d7a5707d5c 2- Carrot Top has ALSO returned to the Luxor   The award-winning comedy of Scott "Carrot Top" Thompson, also titled "Entertainer of the Year!" and "Comedian of the Year," keeps his audience in stitches. Get your tickets here. https://luxor.mgmresorts.com/en/booking/show-booking.html#/show-listing?arrive=2021-02-22&showId=9cda8835-93d6-4b...
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 Spring Cleaning: Tips and Tricks "The objective of cleaning is not just to clean, but to feel happiness living within that environment."  - Mario Kondo Afternoon everyone! I hope everyone is having a wonderful day.  Today, we are talking about something that isn't the most popular thing people enjoy doing: cleaning. If I'm being honest with  you, I hate cleaning, and I'm not alone in that sentiment.  That being said, cleaning is such  an important part of our lives. According to  ThriveGlobal , regularly cleaning of your home can kill up to 98% of daily germs and helps reduce allergies. Cleaning is a part of life and something we cannot escape. Today, I'll be sharing with you some tips and hacks that will help make cleaning less of a chore and into something easy to do!  Cleaning Hack #1: Microwave  Nightmare Microwaves are one of the most used items in households, and because of that, they can often be the dirtiest. Food splatters...
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The World in Color We made it everyone, it is officially February 2021! Fun fact for you: February used to be the last month in the calendar year but was moved to its present order around 450 BC. Enough dawdling, let’s dig into today’s article!       The late 40's to early 50's brought the world a new form of entertainment: sitcoms. Unless you were born in the past 20 years, you are bound to have seen an older sitcom. One of my personal favorites was the show "I Love Lucy", a sitcom that followed the life and story of Lucy and Ricky Ricardo. Originally produced in 1951, it was filmed in black-and-white until 1954, when the first episode in color aired.       Let's imagine for a moment, however, what would life be like if things were different. What if life really looked like a "I Love Lucy" episode? What if we had no colors outside of black, grey, and white? What if we had constant gray skies, black grass, and white trees?      ...
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Oasis in the Desert: Gilcrease Farms  Many tourists who come to Nevada spend their time in the Las Vegas Strip. Between all the hotels and casinos, restaurants and bars, and multitude of shopping establishments, it is easy to lose track of time and find yourself heading to the airport without stepping foot outside of the Strip. However, if you are looking to explore outside of the hustle and bustle of Las Vegas, come join me in exploring an oasis in the desert. Gilcrease Orchard was founded in 1920 by Elda and Leonard Gilcrease. Leonard, originally from California, met his wife Elda while attending the University of Nevada. The couple had two children, John Theodore and William Orr, and bought 900 acres of land in the Las Vegas Valley. The couple worked their farm together but faced many financial difficulties that ultimately led to Leonard leaving Elda and their two children and moving back to California. Despite her financial and personal hardships, Elda was tenacious, refusing t...
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 Happy Friday!  It's almost the weekend! What fun plans does everyone have for the rest of the week? If you are looking for something new to do, keep reading! This week, I am highlighting some new and interesting activities to do in Las Vegas.  The City That Never Sleeps: A Guide to Las Vegas New York City is called the city that never sleeps, but anyone who has been to Las Vegas knows that the nickname is very appropriate for the city. There's always something to see and do, whether it be at the casinos, museums, or other attractions. Interested in hearing about events this weekend? Then let's dig in! Event #1: The Hunger Games: Exhibition  Not gonna lie, I copied this off the website.  Based on the world-renowned, blockbuster film franchise, The Hunger Games, The Hunger Games: The Exhibition celebrates and explores the epic journey of Katniss Everdeen from her humble beginnings in District 12 to her emergence as the Mockingjay. A dynamic exploration into the w...
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