Why I'm glad I own an RV - Dirty Hotel Rooms
I read this article this morning about how dirty hotel rooms are. I'm really thankful that we rarely use a hotel and have our RV to rely on. Dirty Hotel Rooms Jim
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Just got back from a 10 day work trip staying in a hotel. Cardboard walls, being woken up by drunk neighbors arriving after bar closing, being woken up by truck delivering supplies early in the AM, woken by alarm in next building, awoken by police sires, not being able to prepare food the way I like it with ingredients I like (where the hell do hotels buy their bacon anyway?).
I've been doing that for 30 years and generally dislike it. I can count on my hands the number of hotels I liked and most of those were not in the USA.
My (now) wife when we first started dating thought I was a stick in the mud and didn't want to go anywhere. She hadn't made the connection with my dislike of hotels. When I got the first class C she then realized I only wanted to sleep in our own bed in our own little "house".
I've been doing that for 30 years and generally dislike it. I can count on my hands the number of hotels I liked and most of those were not in the USA.
My (now) wife when we first started dating thought I was a stick in the mud and didn't want to go anywhere. She hadn't made the connection with my dislike of hotels. When I got the first class C she then realized I only wanted to sleep in our own bed in our own little "house".
