Old Girls in Vegas

We made it home (no thanks to Frontier Airlines).  Our plane was lost in Denver again because they had hurricane winds the night before.  They ended up moving us to two different boarding gates before we finally got on a Midwest plane.  Trip was a bit bumpy; but not too bad if you take enough Dramamine.

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