Even though I'm not financially in a good position to do so, I feel like I need to take a nice vacation. Vegas was all about business, and Orlando wasn't long enough to really let loose.
I'm toying with the idea of going back Las Vegas, actually. On my two visits thus far, I've had obligations to go to a wedding or a conference. That's not to say I didn't do entertaining things on those trips, but I couldn't 100% wing it. In a place where there are no clocks, I think that's what you need to do.
Of course, I'm a hotel snob, so I can't just stay anywhere. If I do go to Vegas, I'm fairly certain I'll stay at Ceasar's Palace, in part because I hear they have the most kick ass pools. Being centrally located on the strip helps too (a block from the Venetian, where Blue Man and Phantom play too!).
Naturally, I could go anywhere, and there are many places that I haven't been to, but I guess in this case the reason I want to go back is that I still haven't got what I wanted out of a visit. Does that make sense? I'm not even sure what it is I want, especially since I can't party like I used to, but still.
Cindy and I need a real vacation, which is why we cancelled our plans for Holiwood Nights. We're going to camp and just have fun instead of running, running, running to go and do things. We're camping in Virginia and going to the ocean.
We are beginning to realize that enthusiast events aren't for us anymore, not because of Jacob, but because of the "get-a-lifes" that we want to avoid. I'm sure you get your fair share of it.
Good luck on planning a vacation.