I’m back from the weekend! It was a great one! On Saturday I had my first road 10k and finished in 62 minutes. I know I could have gone faster but I got this painful blister towards the end, ugghh! I wish I could post some pictures but they haven’t put them up yet. Like the nerd that I am, I spent the rest of that day playing with my iPhone 4s, hehe.

Just me and my iPhone…good times

On Sunday I needed to load up on all the calories I burned, so we went to the Seminole Coconut Creek Casino to gamble & eat! We signed up for the Players club and then headed right to the Fresh Harvest buffet. Becoming a players club member gives you a $3 pp discount to the Sunday Champagne Brunch. It was a grand total of $21.95 pp for unlimited champagne, all you can eat crab legs, and other goodies. I was starving when I devoured my first plate, as evident by its emptiness. It was a tasty blueberry blintz, sausage, and a really tasty chocolate croissant like pastry.

I am a bad blogger!

As I was about to go up for round 2, Jay was munching on his favorite part of the buffet…the crab legs! He ended up eating two three four big plates and then finished up with some bacon and prime rib…that’s my hubby!

Jay has crabs, hehe

I had to dig in to the crab legs too…they are messy but worth it! They were sweet and succulent.

Get in my belly!

Due to my constant hunger and excitement over the food…I also missed taking photos of my 3rd plate, which was sushi. They have really good tuna & avocado rolls there. My dessert was crème brulee. It could have been a little crunchier on top, but it was perfectly sweet and very creamy. I also wanted to try some chocolate fountain action but for some reason it stopped working. Oh well! The Fresh Market is still a great deal on Sunday if you like champagne & crab legs!

I love me some creme brulee

After downing the rest of our champagne we were ready to gamble a little bit. The casino was pretty crowded. I think the nasty weather helped bring some people in. It was not a good day for the beach! We used our $25 match play cards for slots & blackjack, and ended up winning $200! That made for a great end to a great weekend.

The casino in action… I'm pretty sure we were the only people there who weren't retired.

If you could create your own buffet, what would be on it?