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[ksofm]

Today it was just me and Mr. Penny

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[xshotofclarityx]

Yes, it's good to feel pride in your job. Whatever that maybe. Glad this one's working for you ;)

[spacian]

I kind of just wanted to read about more hotels; because there are others that I know. Your hotels are a contagion. There's a New Orleans hotel, I think, that I've heard of, or that I've read.

We've never shared one, have we? I was thinking about what it would've looked like, if we had. For some reason, I can only imagine you at sixteen, cross-legged on the floor, by the window (the one that is always above the air conditioning unit). Maybe with a bottle in your hands, but I don't know what's in it and I don't think it is alcohol. Soda, water, something innocent.

I think it is interesting, because I don't think it has happened, but I can make it vivid, almost real. Fits into your idea about "re-entering familiar territory," no? I think this is a story, wherein hotels are a cipher for history or memory. This post is an example of one of the many things that I like about you, because it is quiet but it is dense.

Thanks for making me think, even if you didn't mean to.

[ksofm]

The full service Marriott on Canal, and yes I plan on using my discount to stay there again asap.

[prsean]

ii bet it was a fuckin 2 liter of diet dr bob!

[capoey]

You know, I never really thought about how many important events in my life involved a hotel room and how comfortable I am every time I get to stay in them.

And it's definitely a Get To situation. Absolutely not a Have To.

[augustand_after]

Last thing I was expecting was to see my name included in the plethora of hotels you have stayed in. Although the one we went to in Atlanta was by far better I must say even if it didn't include a stolen blanket.