Everyone is up at 5:00 am to head off to the airport .
This means Sophie's beauty sleep is interrupted.
Her views on this change to the daily schedule are made abundantly clear.
Music for an early morning start :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsg-LI0mWSw&list=PL36617383B6BA9A1A&index=126
A 24 hour buffet-of-buffets pass. Presumably there is a market for this in Las Vegas . 'The Font' wonders how French the Le Village Buffet can be : 'You may not consider a buffet to be romantic, but Le Village Buffet might change your mind. From its French village setting to Paris-inspired dishes, you’ll be saying oui, oui to a buffet date in no time'
: https://www.caesars.com/las-vegas/restaurants/buffet/buffet-of-buffets
5am is way too early to be getting up, and it is funny that even Sophie finds it too early.
ReplyDeleteI would be keen to try the buffets and get back to you. Of course I would have to come to France to compare in the name of research.
Happily, I have never been to Las Vegas. And at first I misread that as meaning Jimmy Buffett. I wonder if he could write a song about village dining?
ReplyDeleteHope everyone got on planes with minimum bother and home safely, and that Sophie's beauty-sleep routine will be restored.
Perhaps Sophie would appreciate a 'buffet-of-buffets' pass?
ReplyDeleteHari om
DeleteHehe...that's where my mind went too! YAM XX
The buffet information looked a bit complicated. I glazed over I'm afraid :-)
ReplyDeleteThat was the sensible thing to do.
DeleteThank goodness Bob can relax now that he has a smaller flock to keep in line. And Sophie, we're with you on that beauty sleep!
ReplyDeleteA patient told me yesterday she'd taken her holiday company to the airport at 3:45 AM. We both decided it was a good thing that Dulles airport is so close!
ReplyDeleteAny buffet in Las Vegas makes me a little wary. I wonder who'd be willing to gamble on trying the truffle macaroni and cheese at the French Buffet at 3 AM? You might be regretting that oui, and saying oh-no afterwards.
I've eaten at several of the Casinos listed. The food is always good, at the correct temperature.
ReplyDeleteThe price is the draw. $49.99 for a day's worth of meals is reasonable.
Next time, my travelling pal wants to hit Vegas, I'll see if I can talk her into this.
We don't gamble, just window shop, people watch and catch up in a warmer climate.
I think there might be a market for just about anything in Las Vegas.
ReplyDeleteAnd happy new year to all at the ROF!
Stephanie Jo in Northern California