We started out at Foxwoods, but shifted over to Mohegan Sun when it turned out that we had been housed in an off-casino lodge.
Deb and I had been to Mohegan Sun once when it first opened, and were very impressed with the integration of a variety of Indian artifacts. We were particularly intrigued with their use of open water inside the resort building -- a series of interconnected marble standing pools and running streams culminating in a massive interior waterfall that thunders down a rock wall. It must be several stories high. Very unlike any of the casinos that we're familiar with from Las Vegas and Atlantic City.
It was a great change of pace, but it's good to be back on our home turf. Besides, I find striking it rich to be quite exhausting. (Just kidding -- I did moderately well, and at least I didn't lose my shirt!)
About Me
- Bow Tie Bill
- I'm 79 years young and a serious bow tie lover. Back in 1993, my wife and I launched Beau Ties Ltd. of Vermont, our own bow tie catalog company, as a retirement business and a way for me to satisfy my bow tie habit. Today Beau Ties Ltd. of Vermont sells worldwide through our catalog and web site, www.beautiesltd.com. Last year our annual sales exceeded $2 million!
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If one loses one's shirt, what tie goes with that?
I guess it depends on your skin pigments. I'm a pale, Anglo-German descent caucasian, so I guess something to complement that. Perhaps Bubble Gum Polka?
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