I would pay a large fee NOT to stay in a house with those cushion covers. My
eyes hurt.
I like cream of broccoli soup. Tonight I made onion gravy with generous
lashings of double cream on roast baby chickens and fettucine. No
complaints. Except from the Moroccan girl who wouldn't eat the chicken
because it wasn't halal. But she practically drank the gravy.
-Bob
On 10/9/07, boogkb@tmo.blackberry.net wrote:
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> 8 oct.
> As an experiment we took a house for a night. Low priced until the fees
> kept adding and adding and adding.
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> Well, at least we get to do a picnic lunch out of the heat.
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> The house is quite near the beach, three bedroom, two path with a list of
> rules a page long. We pay a cleaning fee and a deposit. Looks to me that
> we have to do all the cleaning to avoid forfiture and they get to pocket the
> fee.
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> The house is for sale for $399K. About 6 other houses for sale on the
> block. At the énd of the street is a pier for fishing a wonderful
> beach. See pic. It looks much better than the pic.
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> The quality of construction is appalling. Hard to imagine it can
> withstand even a few winters and salt filled breezes. Doors are not hung
> even close to flush. Good appliances and fine for a night or a week.
>
> The ride to Rodanthe was hot but otherwise excellent. For about 12 miles
> the road is only wide enough for the road so we have the dunes and ocean on
> one side and the Sound on the oppisite side. Rode from coffee shop to
> coffee shop; there were only two availaible all day but both were
> excellent. QB acquired muffins and an excellent cinnamon bun. Get to do
> laundry tonight with a real machine.
>
> Kudos to the assignment takers. The quality and quantity of reseach and
> now imparted knowledge on the fish known locally only as Wahoo is impressive
> and useful for those needing filler in a mystery or travel book. As
> mentioned earlier the locals insist that the name comes from the feeling of
> catching the fish.
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> The recent discovery of a seach engine of the same name ranks along with
> cream of broccoli soup.
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