Am I caught in a visceral bad dream that would have inspired Goethe’s imagination to even greater heights than his oft contemplated Faust? Probably not, but then again what if this is like some thing from Chuang Tzu, and I have woke to find that I am a man writing a blog-like idiom and not still dreaming about not writing it? My almost sincere apologies for that, ( Tzu had that whole man dreaming he was a butterfly, not really sure upon waking what he was thing) . But enough of this madness. I am but a Las Vegas desert rat; overheated,overworked, overwrought and underpaid! The question is; will I overwrite? I doubt it. A prolific writer of prose, like Shakespear or Stephen King I am not. Opinionated I am, and that you will certainly see here. Pimp-hand strong knowledge of Las Vegas, the big Sin City, you came to the right place. I may, (but may not) even tell you some of the classic Vegas fables, my family and I have been here for decades. That is also the advantage to being a Vegas desert rat. You dump it, we see it. You cast it away in all this “vegas big empty” and it might come back to haunt you. O.K…stop those salacious thoughts from running wild with my “controversial” knowlege or intonings thereof. All things will come in time or in this case, if I ever really care to put them to words. Just remember, there is so much new good stuff and things that go on in Sin City that it is impossible to keep up with it. I admit it, I am not here for “everthing” just somethings. Those things can be food, places to eat, things to see, some to do. Some might be unique, some are sure to be old news to others. There are bound to be questions; ( why is the sky blue?, why is water wet?, where can I get great frozen custard?). You know, things like that. So, don’t be ”s’cart” as we say, simply ask away. “You’se rolls the dice you’se take da’ chances”, I have heard it said so, “step right up and try your luck” as the barkers used to yell out in the Circus Circus midway a long time ago. There are no crazy questions and no cuckoo answers because truth in this town is usually stranger and a lot more interesting than any fiction. “What, test above ground thermo-nuclear bombs at a secret base…not around here, mister”. Ah, those were the days. So kiddies, remember: I Like this quote I dislike this quote“Flatter me, and I may not believe you. Criticize me, and I may not like you. Ignore me, and I may not forgive you. Encourage me, and I will not forget you. Love me and I may be forced to love you.” So said William Arthur Ward, and the Vegas desert rat says,” I will see you later, probably setting a very big mouse trap”.
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