We arrived this evening, unfortunately after dark, and found our B&B. We then drove around a bit, looking for a light dinner. That's when I discovered that a city can, indeed, be pretty. Savannah is a pretty city (at least the downtown/historic area where we are staying is, anyway). I love the old buildings (including several lovely churches), brick streets, trees covered with spanish moss, and all the squares. I can't wait to see it in daylight! I think I'll take a walk around the neighborhood tomorrow morning to check it out some more.
On a "kindred spirits" note, I had a fun moment with the desk in our room at the B&B. Here's a picture of said desk:
How many drawers does this desk have? (You may need to click on the picture - view it full screen - to take a good look for a thorough search.) If you said 12, you missed several. If you said 13, you're doing pretty well at hidden drawer spotting, although the first one is a bit obvious. If you said 17, you are a kindred spirit with me and other hidden drawer fans. I laughed out loud when I found the note in one of the hidden drawers in this desk (yes, of course, I had to open them all!) which started "secret drawer society" and was signed by several guests who had found it. The last ones even left a Hershey's Kiss in the drawer for the next finders (which turned out to be me...lucky me, as I love Hershey's Kisses). And yes, of course, I also signed the note. Now, if you know where all the secret drawers on this desk are, DON'T post a comment explaining their locations to the world (oh, okay...to my handful of blog readers). They are supposed to be SECRET after all!
And a quick aside to all my faithful daily readers who have been enjoying the ongoing saga of my internet access challenges while in an otherwise-fantastic resort in Kissimmee: ah, the joys of simple, in-room, FREE wireless internet access. I feel like I've returned to the world!
1 comment:
I love desks like that. Thanks.
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