JunieBJones (JBJ)
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Even if you have two people (a couple) running the place, oftentimes the weight or the urgency falls on other.
This morning with five rooms ready for breakfast, DH can barely assist as he mashed his thumb yesterday and has blood and other liquid dripping out the corners near his thumnail. He also has a cold. He did make the coffee carefully.
So I had a few grapes and a few swigs of coffee and felt it was time to take a pill before serving guests.
They are out having course #1 and I am lying on the bed doubled over wretching. Cold sweat pouring off my face like from a squeezed sponge.
I am this way with any multi-vitamin, full stomach or queazy.
Meanwhile one room is checking out and we have to get another cleaned and made up. Then all the others freshened and this and that and the other.
It was awful. If you are to run a place on your own, you better make sure you have help at those peak hours - like breakfast times. I layed there in nausea thinking of those who couldn't even zip out to tell the guests what happened. I mean, how could you do it? With a bowl under you face, dizzy and sickly?
Just thought I would share another drama here.
This morning with five rooms ready for breakfast, DH can barely assist as he mashed his thumb yesterday and has blood and other liquid dripping out the corners near his thumnail. He also has a cold. He did make the coffee carefully.
So I had a few grapes and a few swigs of coffee and felt it was time to take a pill before serving guests.
They are out having course #1 and I am lying on the bed doubled over wretching. Cold sweat pouring off my face like from a squeezed sponge.
I am this way with any multi-vitamin, full stomach or queazy.
Meanwhile one room is checking out and we have to get another cleaned and made up. Then all the others freshened and this and that and the other.
It was awful. If you are to run a place on your own, you better make sure you have help at those peak hours - like breakfast times. I layed there in nausea thinking of those who couldn't even zip out to tell the guests what happened. I mean, how could you do it? With a bowl under you face, dizzy and sickly?
Just thought I would share another drama here.