I personally just returned from a full week's Thanksgiving vacation in Las Vegas, Nevada. The gambling, tourist, strip mecca of the United States of America. According to a fifteen-year plus Las Vegas resident and my own true blood cousin, she described the city as "half-price" California. Geographically and climate-wise, I would agree with her. During my fall visit, the outside weather in Vegas was very sunny, crisp, and welcoming. For a desert land, the city averages just 4 inches of rain per year, it was splendid. The daily temperatures ranged from a low in the Fahrenheit '40s to a high in the '60s. My visiting air mattress and futon bed residence for the week was in the northwest Las Vegas suburbs. I spent pretty much an entire week living with a kind and nurturing family in suburbia. This suburbia to its credit was very clean, flat, simple to navigate and calm. Las Vegas's Suburbia is perhaps the same as any other clean suburb in America ...
Now Officially Published! The Nation We Live In. Essays and Short Stories by George Vance McGee, $12.50 @BookPeople ATX 6th & Lamar Blvd. Other Books Written and self published by GVM are: "Attractive Tales from Grand Cites, a Social Memoir." & "Open Mindful, Philosophy on the Fly." Online everywhere and in store @ BookPeople, ATX