Well, a LOT has changed since my last post 3 Weeks Ago. The vaccination Rate has climbed, the infection rate has diminished, and as of June first, Vegas is completely back to normal! That means casino's, hotels, restaurants, stores, etc.  back to 100% capacity, no masks for the fully vaccinated, no social distancing, and no limitations on size of gatherings. Buffets are back, show's are coming back, and life is getting back to normal. 

Now, we still had to wear a mask to our dental cleaning appointment today, and I hear that airlines are still requiring them, but I'm thinking that will go by the wayside soon. 
 As vaccination rates fall all over the country, now that everyone that wants one can pretty much get one, Ohio show's the way with vaccination rates still high. The reason???? Apparently, people who don't want to get vaccinated, just need proper incentive. Ohio is giving out several  chances to win a million, just by getting vaccinated. And several full college rides to those under 18.   Brilliant! So, all the 'reasons' for not getting vaccinated disappear, when  you wave some cash in front of them.

Anyway, here's that giant Agave, finally blooming.....

It's a massive plant! So sad it dies when done flowering.

And we've been eating out, a lot! Mostly with many different neighbors at the 3100 grill at our golf course. Good food, reasonable, close by, and great views. We had lunch there today after our teeth cleaning. Needed to gunk up our mouth as quickly as possible!   :-)

Our community had a food truck Friday again 2 weeks ago, and this time, they had 6 trucks, and plenty of food.

We had a Cubano and a Spicy Steak sandwich. Both were delish!

I'm still walking every day, usually with a neighbor, Dave. Picking up mail, and watching 3 homes at the moment, with several more soon. People here are just as anxious to get going somewhere,  as I'm sure everyone is.  We have several trips planned. To Michigan in July, Flagstaff in August, New Orleans in October, and we just booked a cruise for next January. 

So, as life gets back closer to normal, I hope everyone that can, get's a vaccine. It's good for the country!