There was a period of time where I literally lived in a hotel for about 6 months. The guy I was dating was restless and didn't want to stay put for very long so I have seen this bedspread before, lol. Later found out that he didn't want to put down roots because he was known to the police in the area as a drug dealer (true).
It has been going on quite a few years now since I have lived that life. My bedspread puts that one to shame and when I buy something now, I know I will still have it for years to come. My bedroom is my sanctuary. I have my hand-made hanging bird cage that I love. My Ramone's poster. My Marilyn Monroe pics. I feel a sense of permanency that I haven't felt in years.
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Whoot Whoot made it as far as the bedroom. High five me babbby!
I often wondered, when at one of the hundreds of motels we have stayed in over the years, how often they washed the bedspreads? And whose tousselling has occurred on them night after night.
I slept in the bathtub of a motel once when the incessant long-haul trucks kept their noise up right outside my window. It was a little quieter.
The motel is motor hotel in which there is a space for vehicle. It is different from hotels in parking area and some of them have kitchen in which visitors can cook according to their interest. As motels provide more facilities so they are expensive than hotels.
The only hotel with a beach of any size in KW is Casa Marina Resort. Pier House has a postage stamp size "beach" that seems to be mostly occupied by sailboards & the like. If you really want long tropical beaches I'd suggest Sanibel & Captiva off of Ft. Myers, about as far as KW in the other direction.
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