I did it.

[Glenda58]

Tonight I went to Windsor Canada. Crossing the broader was no problem at all. The Canadian broader guard just look that me twice to make sure I was who it said on my passport and want to know where I was going.

Spend 2 hours at the casino lost money (dah) had fun talking to some ladies. As I was leaving I was walking by the gaming tables one man look up and saw me and just staired at me. I just smiled and give him a wink.

Coming back to the States was even easier. He look that my passport and asked if I was bringing anything back. I said no and he let go.

[AllieSF]

That is great to know. I get back to the Detroit area once or twice a year and would like to cross over the bridge or tunnel and hit the casino there. I was just there at the end of July and made it to the Detroit Institute of Arts with Gina. We had a great time, ran out of time and didn't get to see everything. Maybe next time I can convince Gina and you to head to Windsor. Thanks for sharing.

[sissystephanie]

Of course you didn't bring anything back! You left it at the Casino!

Glad you enjoyed yourself. Wish I lived nearer to the border myself!

[Glenda58]

I forgot it's been awhile since I wore heels this long. They're starting to hurt:sad:. I must have build up to wearing them all day. Now it's time change back:sad:

[Metoo]

sounds you had fun:)

[trannie T]

Casinos are a great place to go out. Most people are so wrapped up in playing a machine or a table game that they never notice that the person wearing a dress that just walked past them had a five o-clock shadow. I have gone to several casinos and the only people who took any notice were the pit bosses whose job is to be observant. Just be careful when you gamble, never gamble more than you can afford to lose.

[Andreaxxoo]

I'm too afraid to go to a casino. :(

[dragdoll]

do you have to pay taxes on money won at a canadian casino?

[Glenda58]

do you have to pay taxes on money won at a canadian casino?

No but you don't win more than you take most times