We just got home from a quick trip to California where I discovered something very important about myself. After checking into a Travelodge late Sunday night, I immediately realized that I am not a Travelodge kind of person. I spent a sleepless night on very questionable sheets and Mike, sensing my discomfort, suggested we check out first thing in the morning. Thank goodness. We found our way to the Marriott and basked in the luxury of the down comforter and fluffy pillows. It was then that I decided that if we are going to be staying in a hotel, it better be a whole lot nicer than our house (which I think is pretty nice, by the way). I guess I should blame my parents. They introduced me to luxury at a young age, and I totally took it for granted.
Mabel and Oliver had lots of fun swimming and watching movies with Grampa while we were gone. When I asked them if they missed us, they said they missed Stella (I guess I'll take that as a no). They couldn't get enough of her this morning. There was lots of kissing and silly baby talk going on in my bed.
We came home to see that the 1300 square feet of grass Mike spent all day Saturday installing didn't die while we were gone. Phew.
p.s. Congratulations to my brother, Matt, who welcomed Miss Sadie Britton P. into their family this week!
I am glad you're home. Hooray for grass! Our pool is open for visitors six days a week- except for tomorrow, so please call us anytime, and maybe Abbie could join us too.
ReplyDeleteyay for sadie and grass. boo hoo for junky hotels. i'm glad mike allowed the upgrade. :)
ReplyDeletejunky hotels are not good-No you are not a snob just like to be comfortable, clean and feel special. Me too!
ReplyDeleteLove and Hugs
Grammy
The grass looks great know you will enjoy it.
How sad for that family... Make me remember that I need to hug and kiss my kids, and be more patient.
ReplyDeleteWe are probably going to be just like Mabel and Oliver when we see Stella!
i just meandered on over to your blog this morning and thought i'd leave a comment about this post... i TOTALLY hear you on the hotel snob thing. we stayed in a comfort inn on our drive across the country a few weeks ago and i didn't want to touch ANYthing. i didn't want to THINK about the sheets or the fact that my bare feet slightly stuck to the floor... i just didn't think about it. never again. no more cheap hotels for moi. you're not alone.
ReplyDeletebut a cute snob. :) miss you.
ReplyDeleteI do an awful lot of online review-reading for our junky hotels; it seems to pay off. But I do miss room service; it's been years since I woke up to a good eggs benedict and fresh-squeezed orange juice rolled in on a cart :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the grass!