Getting Married in Las Vegas, NV

Personally, I am not a fan of getting married in Vegas, but I know a lot of you do. For those of you who want to elope or like to get married in Vegas. Here is some information that you might find helpful. 

Marriage Process:


Step 1:

Both the Bride and Groom must go in person to the Marriage Bureau at the Clark County Clerk’s Office to apply for a marriage license. Don't forget to bring a form of Identification to prove your Name & Age (Identification Requirements).

Marriage License Pre-Application

Marriage License Bureau

201 E Clark Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Phone: (702) 671-0600
Fax: (702) 385-8911
Email: Clerkem@clarkcountynv.gov     
Hours: 8:00a.m.-Midnight, 7 days a week/365 days a year - including holidays

The fee for a marriage license is $60, payable by cash, cashier’s check, money order, or credit card. Applicants may use American Express, Discover, MasterCard, or Visa. There is an additional $5.00 service charge for credit card transactions. Debit cards are not accepted unless the card is a debit/credit card.

A Big Bowl of Love (Dog Treat Recipes)

It's Yummy

It's Healthy

Made with love

Homemade Dog Treats!

It's perfect to show your dog how much you love them this Valentine's Day.
Check out the recipe guide below

I started making dog treats for my dogs 2 years ago. They love them. The best thing about these dog treat is, there is no coloring, preservatives, artificial flavors or any other ingredients that I don't want my dogs to consume. I do find homemade dog treat cost a lot less than buying those organic dog treats. No matter what the label said, there is always some kind of preservatives in those treat to prevent it from getting spoil and longer shelf life.

3:03 Coffee Break

What are you having at your 3:03 coffee break?

Well, I made Chocolate Orange Almond Biscotti to go with my 3:03 coffee break of the day. These are my favorite. The biscotti are full of almonds and a touch of orange flavor with yummy semi-sweet chocolate at the bottom compliment with a really nice cup of coffee. So Yummy! Since I have made a lot of biscotti I will bring a box over to a friend’s house later.

New Driver Taking a Driving/Road Test in Las Vegas, Nevada

Taking the road test seems to be very scary for first time drivers, lots of practice will help. Practice with someone sitting next to you will help to make you less nervous during the test. Make sure you read the Driver’s Handbook again before your road test. Here are some of my techniques and tips which can help you pass your driving/road test for the first time around. I have passed my driving test the first time around keeping all these in mind.

This is the driving/road test process:
First: Parallel Parking
Second: drive around the area for approximately 20 to 30 minutes
Third: drive back to the DMV and Regular Parking

7 Major Driving Rules You Must Remember:

1.       MAKE SURE you remember to put the seatbelt on & check that the instructor has the seatbelt on as well before you turn on the engine. If the instructor does not have the seatbelt on and ask you to turn on the engine, politely ask him/her to put it on before you start. You will auto-fail, if the instructor does not have the seatbelt on.

2.       DO NOT FORGET to put the directional signal on when you pull in & out of the parking spot, parking lot and on every turn you make. Put your turn signal on a head of time, at least 10 cars ahead before you get to the light; don’t turn it at the last minute.

3.       ALWAYS come to a complete stop behind the stop sign, with or without the pedestrian crosswalk marking. Complete stop means you can feel the car motion backward when you step on the brake. If you don’t feel that backward motion then it is not a complete stop.