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Purple swirls and stripey chairs.

The Inn at Northrup Station is my new Official Staying in Portland Hotel. If I am to stay the night in Portland, from now on, it will be here. The bed is super comfy, every room has a kitchenette, it’s located in my favorite little neighborhood in Portland… I don’t know what that neighborhood is called, I call it 23rd, and it’s decorated with bright colors in swirls and stripes. It’s a wonderful place. I sat down on this bed a minute and a half ago, and I think I am still sinking in. I am in a Signature Suite and I could not be more delighted.* I have two tv’s and three telephones. What do I need with three telephones? I don’t know, but one of them is in the bathroom and to me, that is the ultimate in luxury. My paternal grandmother had a pink phone in her bathroom in their house in Denver, and I thought that was the richiest of rich. I am also enjoying my high speed wireless internet access.

Ok, back to work.

*actually, I could be more delighted. A: I am tired but still working on presentation and B: I’m a bit situationally exasperated with something, and put me a bit of a snit before dinner. i tried not to take it out on anyone. Oh, and C: I’m not very comfortable with what I am doing down here, the reason I am here. But other than that… completely delighted!

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7 thoughts on “Purple swirls and stripey chairs.

  1. A house we had in Mt. Sterling had a wall-mounted phone at sit-down height right next to the commode in the master bathroom.
    I guess you never know when the urge to talk will hit.

  2. Perry says:

    I stayed in a nice hotel at Picadilly Circus in London. It had phones in all the rooms of my suite; even in the loo. I’m not very good with phones, I don’t really like them. I’ve never gotten the hang of cradling a phone under my chin/shoulder while I talk. I tried though. I really, really recommend that you don’t use the phone in the bathroom at the Picadilly Meridien in London.

  3. The area over there is just called “northwest portland”. If you go further north about 10-20 blocks, you get into the very hip/yuppie Pearl District. It’s almost just like Fremont or Ballard in Seattle. Yay for Portland! I hope your thingy down in Beaverton went by quickly!

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