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My Blue Man Experience: Part Two

We went to the Blue Man Group performance again tonight. This time, we were in the 2nd row. I thought it was amazing last time. There are not enough words to describe how much better it was this time. It is so much better sitting up close and personal. You can see their expressions {which get so funny at times}. You can see much more detail to certain acts that they do. Its great. They also like to keep looking down into the crowd and interacting at some points. The show was almost exactly the same. There were only slight differences. But nothing that differed too greatly. It was truely an amazing experience. If you are ever in Las Vegas, you must immediately reserve tickets to see the Blue Man Group. Its so beyond worth the price of the tickets. Its a must see for anyone.

It was more than worth it spending the money to go again. Next time I come out to Las Vegas, I'll be spending more money to go see them again. I think that once I move back, I'll have to make this a monthly thing. I do believe that I'll be applying at the Venetian as well. Maybe I'll be able to get behind the scenes. One can hope right?

Here are some of the pictures taken from this evening:
~ This is the same guy I took a picture with last week {Blue Man #1}~

~ This is a different guy {Blue Man #2}~

~ This is a pic of Blue Man #2 with my sister {left} and me {right}~

~ Blue Man #1's kiss~

~ Blue Man #2's kiss~

There is a third Blue Man, but we didn't notice him until we were already on our way out. So definately next time I will get a pic taken with all three. My sister got a pic with a couple members of the band as well, but they're on a different camera and haven't been uploaded to the computer yet.

I most greatly enjoyed being kissed by the Blue Men. They smell so damn good. It could be their cologne or just the paint, but they smelled wonderful. I still have the blue paint lipprints on my cheeks. I plan on staying up all night so that I don't have to worry about the paint smearing. I'll most likely wash it off tomorrow morning so that this way Jean and Steve will be able to see it as well. {they're sleeping right now since its 2:32am}

Prior to the Blue Man Group performance, we went down the Srtip a bit and wandered around the Caesar's Palace Forum Shops. We went into FAO Shwartz while we were wandering throughout Caesar's Palace. They had a life size plush Mammoth, that had already been sold! It must have been worth quite a few thousand dollars! The person who bought it is definately rich and has to have a giant house/mansion in order to fit the animal into it. There were other life size plush animals, such as horses, a cow, a pig, a buffalo, some kangaroos {with their Joey's}, baby giraffes, etc. It was a three story store {1st floor: mostly stuffed animlas, 2nd floor: baby/toddler items, 3rd floor: hands-on, interactive games and such}. I like the 1st floor best, with the stuffed animals.

Lastly in tonight's entry {I do belive I've made it long enough and I should probably end it soon} an explaination, as promised, about the title. The Venetian parking garage has 8 levels to it. Since the Blue Man Group is at The Venetian, it only made sense to park there. For about 30 minutes we drove around the 5th level, the 6th level and the 7th level of the garage and found no empty spots. So we made our way up to the 8th and final level of the parking garage. We drove around for about 5 minutes up there only to find one spot open in the back of the section, completely opposite the elevators: section 8e. I started to mention about what I was going to write about in tonight's blog, and she joked saying I should title it 8e. So, thinking it was a pretty funny idea, I did. Sort of dumb, but funny none-the-less.

Tomorrow {technically its already Dec. 30th since its 2:47am} is the last day of the year 2006. We'll be going shopping for party items {otherwise known as alcohol}. And I'll write more later in the day. G'night Nutang!