What do you have next to your bed?

[constantlylearning]

Antique end tables (french) elegant lamps, current Barnes and Noble book
various entertainment system remotes

[sera300]

Originally Posted by constantlylearning

Antique end tables (french) elegant lamps, current Barnes and Noble book
various entertainment system remotes

Did you forget to tell me your staying at my house?

[constantlylearning]

Aren't you kinda rough on your overnight guests? LOL

[sera300]

Originally Posted by constantlylearning

Aren't you kinda rough on your overnight guests? LOL

Far from being rough darling--in life I tend to be a "softie" who needs to keep emotion & logic separate! Over night guests are only those who I trust implicitly.

Physically rough? No, unless you consider being tied up, gently, on occasion with my stockings or a silk robe tie for fun!

Those who stay the night, in my room, is reserved for those I have a real interest in & they have the same. Found through time, many men are slackers & prefer to stay, nearly moving in, since they are "lost" and I become the "hospitality entertainer" if allowed. Honestly? The only men I have spent the night was a husband or later in a relationship which was moving to a serious direction--in time we became engaged.

All the other rooms are maintained for visiting guest from out of town or family (nieces)!!!

I love antiques--Mahogany & Cherry Chippendale or ball & claw-foot furniture. My house in not masculine & not femi! Very traditionally designed & decorated.

[constantlylearning]

No reproductions though............simple elegance that is not heavy and
overstated. That cost me a lot of $ to learn those terms. LOL
You aren't running a bed and breakfast??

[Thresher_V]

Try Country Western, I can get some old wagon wheels and a bull's skull to place outside. I'd suggest some pets too, a couple of good hounds or depending on the room...a horse... I'd help decorate for free. I'll refrain from using any of my redneck themes, like using duct tape and an old blanket to make a new set of curtains.

[sera300]

Originally Posted by constantlylearning

No reproductions though............simple elegance that is not heavy and
overstated. That cost me a lot of $ to learn those terms. LOL
You aren't running a bed and breakfast??

Yes, simple traditional elegance...prefer and have some good antiques. No, no bed & breakfast here!! LOL!

[constantlylearning]

There was a time long ago when the Bed and Breakfast places where
were quite charming and actually fun to frequent. These days large
hotels seem to be the order of the day. Sad really. Time has a nasty
tendency to change life.

[sera300]

Originally Posted by constantlylearning

There was a time long ago when the Bed and Breakfast places where
were quite charming and actually fun to frequent. These days large
hotels seem to be the order of the day. Sad really. Time has a nasty
tendency to change life.

Yes, overcome by the major hotel chains!

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I stay at B&Bs whenever I'm in England. I'm considering opening my own when I retire.