(click to enlarge)		sun gone down in vegas - late night in a city with no last call
		1 The view of the Venetian from my hotel room. I got the "back side" of the strip. Hmmm... Good name for a tell-all book on Vegas?
		2 I stayed at the Bourbon Street Hotel & Casino because it was cheap. Yes, it was cheap. Real cheap. But it was just a block from the Bellagio where my friends were staying, so not bad.
		3 Just an Italian restaurant next to my hotel. There were no windows in this restaurant. Should I be worried?
		4 There were some beautiful sunsets while I was there. It was all of the clouds in the air. Had some freak thunder, lightning and rain as well.
		5 Well, I guess if I had really been to Venice, I would remember then name of this tower... but alas, this was just Vegas, and this tower is just an advertisement for gambling, so do you blame me?
		6 I got this one by mugging the postcard photographer I saw walking by.
		7 This photo is here mainly to provide Alicia with the chance to see what I was seeing when I talked to her on the phone. Bet you didn't think this is what I had to look at. Boring, huh?
		8 So, the first oddity is that they have art museums on The Strip. The second oddity is that 2 of those museums were running shows about Pop Art, which many people wouldn't really consider serious art.
		9 That's Becky, Jermaine, Joyce and George. All but one are fuzzy. But I decided I liked the expression on Joyce's face too much to leave this one out.
		10 Here's Joyce glammin' it up on the velvet couch at the Bellagio cafe.
		11 This is actually a picture from 1974 of me as a baby... no wait, that's a recent photo, just think it looks aged... but that's actually what the inside of George's arm looks like. He decided to swing his arm down just as I was taking this shot.
		12 Unsatisfied with what was on the menu, throwing the menu down in disgust.
		13 Our drinks are larger than all the other casinos'. They are bigger than a baby.