That was until we were on our way home! Early Monday morning around 6:00, we left the hotel with all our luggage on one cart. As we walked through the doors, a man who appeared to be in his twenties ran up and grabbed Nick's backpack, which also contained his iPad. It happened so suddenly that I had seen the man outside the hotel but I didn't suspect anything. As he snatched Nick's backpack, I had a good chance of sticking my leg out and tripping him. But I wasn't there in the moment, mentally and I let the opportunity slip through my hands, or rather through my feet. Fortunately, the police found the thief and arrested him for theft within thirty minutes. It was traumatic for a while, because we didn't know if he had a weapon or not, but it was a very interesting experience. Las Vegas, now home to one of the best weekends of my life, can never be underestimated. It is still a thriving economic city which has its vices. It's not all fun and games on the streets all day and night. It teaches you that no matter how much pleasure and joy a situation may bring you, it can be resolved in a split second. Now I'm better prepared in life and will be more alert the next time I'm in Vegas. But what happens in Vegas stays there