I live in New York City. I am married. I have no kids. I have 20 nieces and nephews. I am a writer. I work from home. I like museums.
I am 22. I have no kids. I work with kids in school. I live close to work.
What do you like to do for fun besides teaching? There are several things I enjoy. I like simple things, like just a walk in the park, but I also love to plan extravagant vacations. I play poker so I like to visit places with casinos. How long have you been playing poker for? My wife and I vacation often, but we usually travel locally. Where do you normally vacation? I have been playing poker since I was young. I used to play with my parents for pennies, lol! I love Las Vegas, but have also been to casinos in Tunica, Mississippi. A casino is not necessarily a prerequisite, I also love anywhere with a coast. That's funny I often play cards with my nieces and nephews for pennies. It's a lot of fun with quite a few laughs. I enjoy anywhere with a coast as well, love to beachcomb. Las Vegas seems so overwhelming with all the activity. That's great! You should get them trained early like I was, haha. I bet those are some good times and will be memories they will cherish forever. Beaches are perfect, and sometimes you just need somewhere quiet to relax and watch the sea. That is the total opposite of Vegas! It can be overwhelming the first time, but it gets easier to navigate with each trip. I hope they do cherish these memories, I certainly do. Okay valid point, I could see it being not as overwhelming once you get adjusted to your surroundings. I hear the outskirts around Las Vegas are interesting. There are several other areas to explore around Vegas if you are not up for all the hustle and bustle. Lake Tahoe is gorgeous and there are some smaller casinos in Henderson. But if you make the trip you have to stay on the strip at least one night to get the full effect. I've heard wonderful things about Lake Tahoe. I figure if I find myself in Las Vegas I would want to experience it fully. Crowds may not be my thing, but I do like to let loose and go with the flow and experience new things from time to time. Thanks for reminding me about Lake Tahoe. Sure! It's definitely worth a trip out there, and you can find a place to escape the hordes of people. The Hoover Dam is also a marvelous engineering feat, I bet your nieces and nephews would like to see that. There is something for everybody in Vegas. I would be scared to bring the kids out with me at first, I'd feel like they'd get lost since I am not very familiar with the area. I've seen the dam in photos and its impressive, I can only imagine what it looks like in person. I can understand that. Sometimes it's better to have an idea of what to expect yourself prior to inviting any other guests on a trip. It really is amazing. You can even take a helicopter tour over it and get the best aerial views ever!