Friday was dark and dreary and strongly resembled New England in March when I looked out the window. I headed off to the gym early, because clearly we wouldn't be racing to the pool anytime soon!
I did a light workout today in preparation for a long day of travel. I DESPISE sitting for long periods of time, and it is even worse with tight muscles! Since we will be flying home and in a sitting position for close to 8 hours, I figured a light workout to wake up my muscles would suffice. My workout was as follows:
Foam rolling (my favorite)
10 miles on the stationary bike the low seater)
20 minutes on the elliptical with a low level of intensity.
Abs:
A ab yoga sequence that consists of the following moves:
down dog, to low plank, to up dog and back to down dog again.
Then in between each of these I would do knee to shoulders and knee in the center
I repeated this three times.
Today we are planning on going to the Mandalay Bay Shark Reef, and to grab some breakfast at a highly recommended and reviewed restaurant, Serendipity 3. They have 2 locations in NYC, and one was the basis around the movie Serendipity. I am excited to try it!
Brunch and Sharks!
Serendipity 3 was EXACTLY how it was reviewed, suggested and described: DELECTABLE!
The place itself is adorned in pink and white stripes, with painted lanterns and a purple and pink clock with a face. The dining room was hopping, probably because they offer outdoor seating and that was avoided due to the rain. We sat in a table for four with a capped end in the corner. Our waiter was VERY upbeat and determined to make our visit memorable. We ordered a round of mimosas and"bowl" mugs of coffee to start, as well as one of their famous "frozen hot chocolates".
Cheers Governor! |
This reminded me of a Wendy's Frosty |
Hello Serendipity! |
biggest sandwich ever! |
Our Omelet! |
Sharks!
During the afternoon we visited Mandalay Bay's Shark Reef and it was VERY intriguing! The majority of the animals there and extremely rare, including a Komodo Dragon! They had several tanks you could walk through, inquire with the well-educated staff, or touch a sting ray.
On the whole the reef was very interesting, and a definite site to see if you bring kids to Vegas, or are simply looking to gain some knowledge while in Sin City. However, if it was 90 and sunny, I wouldn't have gone.
Slimy! |
Shark hats in the gift shop! |
AHHHHHH!!! |
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