Something I wanted to share this morning, it is the oxymoron of innkeeping. When people say "Have a nice day off!" when you have no guests and we always want to combat that comment...
With a full house, everything is done (other than the obv making breakfast etc). But it is when they all check out that the work begins and continues until check in time again... Yesterday afternoon we ordered pizza and had a grand time, watched part of a race on tv, went out ot our land, and it was really nice. Today early breakfast and two seatings and freshening, but then everyone is gone and we can again relax and do chores, or whatever we want. It is strange. I think too we don't get into any heavy tasks knowing guests are checked in and so can't get too grimy and out of reach...
So in other words, the days off are the hardest. That is when we hit it hard and try to get so much accomplished.
With a full house, everything is done (other than the obv making breakfast etc). But it is when they all check out that the work begins and continues until check in time again... Yesterday afternoon we ordered pizza and had a grand time, watched part of a race on tv, went out ot our land, and it was really nice. Today early breakfast and two seatings and freshening, but then everyone is gone and we can again relax and do chores, or whatever we want. It is strange. I think too we don't get into any heavy tasks knowing guests are checked in and so can't get too grimy and out of reach...
So in other words, the days off are the hardest. That is when we hit it hard and try to get so much accomplished.