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‘When one is fat, there are certain things you should not do in public…you should not eat chicken legs- or wear a short hairpiece’ Aarti’s delivery rivals Ricky Gervais. Or any other comic of the moment. And she’s beautiful. Even without working to be less weighty. Which brings ...
I loved my Aunt Daisy dearly and she was more of a grandmother to me than a great-aunt. Her passing hit me hard and I cried almost uncontrollably when she died. I remember standing near my father and Chris as the service was about to begin and as visitors walked toward their seats, I...
I can still smell the kitchen, not the food, but the kitchen itself. The aromas from the twice daily homemade biscuits she taught me to make and I’ll never duplicate, the fried chicken cooked thoroughly every Sunday, the pickles canned each summer, and the cakes Margie crafted on weekends...
Room service:I did not use this feature, but it is possible to directly order food from the computer in your room. The fare is quite simple (for example, instant noodles, curry rice, fried chicken etc) and my assumption is that the majority of things are just microwaved. ...