Of course we had to have our picture taken in front of the famous, "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign. Did you know that there is a guy that stays there all day and will take your picture for you??? I had no idea. He works for tips, but I am sure that he makes pretty good money!
Gehrig loved watching the gondolas float by. He wanted a ride on one so badly. Hopefully we can go back sometime before we leave and get him a ride!
This is a real person, not a statue. I just had to have my picture taken with him (or her????)
Even the boys were mesmerized!
Colin loved the fountain!
My boys in front of Hard Rock! Gehrig especially thought that the humongous guitar was cool!Our next stop was New York, New York, a hotel and casino designed to look exactly like the NYC skyline, complete with the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty. There is even a roller coaster that roars through the casino. Chris's mom and Aunt Jo took a ride on it for their 50th birthday! What a fun way to celebrate!
Once inside, we all enjoyed some New York style pizza...what else????Inside one of the deli cases was this tiramasu dessert! Oh I will be coming back for some soon!
Our last stop was M & M world! I thought that I was in heaven, and so did Gehrig. There were four floors of M & Ms and M & M paraphernalia!
Being in Vegas, I thought that a sexy new nightie was in order...Just kidding!
We let Gehrig get some M &Ms.
Of all the brightly colored M & Ms he could chose from, he chose black, silver and white! Funny boy!







We took a few family runs around our beautiful lake!
Gehrig loves getting snow cones at the clubhouse!
Last year around father's day while Chris was deployed. Gehrig and Colin with Grandpa Jerry
A special Happy Father's Day to my husband, Chris, who is the most amazing Daddy to Gehrig and Colin! Our boys just adore you and look up to you so much! They already have so many amazing memories of you, and I am so excited to see what amazing memories are yet to come! Thank you so much for being such a positive role model in their lives! What lucky little boys!









