Turkeys on the Bed

I do have my room now, so I can stop lugging around my unmentionables to conference sessions. I took a few pictures of the room, including one of the pillows as they are stacked on the bed. Now, I understand that fancy stuff is nice, but my bed(s) look like they have a pile of junk on them. It reminds me of turkeys to be quite honest. You be the judge:
turkeyonbed.jpg
It’s a very nice room, don’t get me wrong — I just think the pillows are funny. The room also has a kitchenette, with a sink and refrigerator, but nothing inside. (Well, one pudding cup that I brought with me)

Hope your day is going well. I’m looking VERY forward to dinner, because I’m incredibly hungry. I have a bit of a headache too, but hopefully that will go away with food.
mirrorinroom.jpg

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5 comments

catherine:
 1 

gobble gobble gobble . . .

P.S. Did you ever find out what your daughters were doing with that care bear? Creepy . . . !

October 3rd, 2007 at 8:17 pm
dad:
 2 

I never did know what the rooms look like. Hope your’e enjoying the conference, you needed a break.

October 4th, 2007 at 10:42 am
Shawn:
 3 

lol — the Care Bear was apparently just along for the ride. He was part of a “rope system” typing a scooter to a wagon or some such thing.

He’s recovering now, and doing well in the toybox. :)

October 4th, 2007 at 10:47 am
Camron:
 4 

I have to agree - they do look like turkeys.

Shame the beds aren’t larger - one of the joys of solo travel is being able to take up the whole bed!

Nice fleece, by the way.

October 8th, 2007 at 12:05 pm
Shawn:
 5 

I LOVE that fleece. I got it when I worked at a canoe livery back in 1995. It’s getting very thin, but it’s even more comfortable than it looks, AND it still looks cool.

Playing on a pronunciation problem one of my kids had (I don’t remember which), we commonly refer to fleece as “fleas” in our house. So the pictured “fleas” I’m wearing is in fact my favorite. :)

October 8th, 2007 at 12:38 pm

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