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I’ve been an innkeeper for going on six years now and I think I’ve developed a pretty good routine and managed somehow to keep things running smoothly. Of course, there are always those unexpected things that crop up and sometimes throw me off kilter, but I think I’ve learned to be pretty flexible and accommodating if at all possible.
Posted in Amazon.com, anthology, April, authors, blogging, books, Family, Fiction, Free book, friends, grammar, gratitude, health, Jansen Schmidt, Loucinda McGary, love, On Hallowed Ground, positivity, reading, romance, short story, success, words, writers, writing, tagged adventure stories, free, free books, isolation, Kindle, Kobo, love stories, Nook, quarantine, reading, romantic suspense, silver linings, social distancing on April 2, 2020| Leave a Comment »
On Monday I blogged about the silver linings I’ve been finding as a result of this shelter-in-place stuff. I mentioned free books in that post. This reminder post included the link for the free and deeply discounted books. Thanks for indulging me twice this week.
My husband and I are going into week 3 of semi-isolation. My husband’s employer mandated that the casino and hotel where he works shut completely down on March 16th. Since then he’s been back twice to finish up a couple of unfinished tasks, but the place is basically abandoned. Only the security crew has to stay on property during the shut down. The Baer House, too has been pretty darn quiet. We’re not on lock down, but nobody’s traveling. We have been getting daily cancellations since the second week of March. We currently have no reservations at the inn until the very first part of June. (more…)
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