Vertigo

There are a lot of people visiting Las Vegas. In the middle of the day near Caesars Palace, it was so crowded that getting something to eat for our band of weary adventurers seemed impossible. Everyone was about to give up and head back to the hotel room. We needed a respite from all the people. As a group, we felt overwhelmed, just like when I woke up that morning. It seemed like a hopeless spiral towards more hopelessness.

I looked up and noticed a balcony with deck umbrellas. I suggested that we investigate. No one had the energy to oppose the idea.

Tonight, my vertigo is finally allowing me to get online and post a blog. Things are not so hopeless anymore. When we finally found our way to the third floor, we were whisked away to a balcony all alone. The meal was perfect, and the view was more than we could have asked for. After that, we had a new perspective on how to find places of tranquility. The rest of the day, we spent laying around at the Flamingo, and the vertigo turned to bliss.