Continuining the Las Vegas trip report that started HERE. Between these 2 posts was a National Park tour, and I will post about that eventually as well!
Returning to Horseshow from the tour, I had to pack and move hotels. I am normally a light packer but for this trip, I packed too much. Because I started out on a cruise to the Bahamas. Then needed warm clothes for National Parks. Then for Vegas, the Bahamas clothes were too summery and the National Park clothes were too wintery. I did not want to go home between the cruise and the flight to Vegas to change out wardrobes so I just overpacked.
For this first tour I am took, you cannot bring luggage. You can only bring a backpack or duffel bag. No problem. I will just keep my shit at Horseshoe wihle I am gone and bring just what I need with me for the tour.
I thought I was smart. I packed everything I needed for the first tour in one packing cube. So I should have simply taken it out, put it in my backpack and been done with it.
But when I opened the door when arriving back at Horseshoe, I was stunned to see SO MUCH STUFF all over the god damned room. What the hell did I even do here? Why is every single thing I have ever owned in my life in this room? And all over the room? Wasn’t I awake for only maybe an hour in total in this room before I left? When did I even have the time to make this mess?
I make an agreement with myself. I can repack in two parts. First part, the annoying stuff. You know, breaking down the camera and putting it in my backpack. Repacking the toiletries so they are ALL together.
Then I can go smoke and gamble and come back and do the rest. Which is exactly what I did.
I lost $200 on Dancing Drums but I am not mad about it.
Back to the room to finish packing. Then off to Sam’s Town.
Much like I am weaning myself off business class flights, I vowed to also wean myself off Uber/Lyft. So I have to take the bus to Sam’s Town. But do I really? Let me just look. Fuck a Lyft is only $17, I am doing it.
I love the Sam’s Town atrium, most especially at Christmas.