DrowninginBoredom

Vegas is my hometown and I’ve been to the strip only a few times, I love it every time I wen’t def. at night, it’s great in that materialistic type of way.
If you don’t go during the holidays, and go in the middle of the week (and if you don’t care about the lights) in the middle of the day you shouldn’t have any traffic problems and even if you do they’re not nearly as bad as in the middle of major cities (like houston or san fransisco at 5pm ugh!)

I’m in love with Italy. I went there for spring break with a group (which sucked) but I think I left my heart there!
We went to Rome, Florence and Pompeii. The drive from Rome to Pompeii was amazing, I wish so much to live there.
It’s strange coming back to my hometown and it being so drab and not being able to stop talking about how great Italy was (is)
I will def. go back again… who knows maybe this time I’ll go ‘missing’ so I wont have to go home :)

I’m not really into art I was pretty much at the Lovre for the egyptian section, but since it was there and our group was going there anyways (yes I’m the spring break kid) I took a peak.
I hadn’t read anything about it so like most say… it was smaller than anticipated, but I wasn’t that impressed.
Don’t get me wrong, it was a great painting but why had it become so famous when there are others that go unnoticed that are much better?
I dunno, if I went back to the Lovre I would visit the Mona Lisa again, I would recommend anyone to see it, but pretty much just for the bragging rights (is that so wrong?)