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I just got a mail from the bed and breakfast in Glasgow, where I want to stay in august. The owner wrote that they have the accomodation I require and that I can book the room if I want to. If I want to? Hell, yes!
Ever since I saw the cosy hotel online I wanted to stay there. And now I can! *wheeeee*

Billy Connolly said that every person should visit Glasgow at least once in their lifetime. I'll be there in august, Billy, I'll be there.

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I just got a mail from the bed and breakfast in Glasgow, where I want to stay in august. The owner wrote that they have the accomodation I require and that I can book the room if I want to. If I want to? Hell, yes!
Ever since I saw the cosy hotel online I wanted to stay there. And now I can! *wheeeee*

Billy Connolly said that every person should visit Glasgow at least once in their lifetime. I'll be there in august, Billy, I'll be there.

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We visited the town hall yesterday. Parts of it were built in the 12th century, and are astoundingly beautiful. The "hall of anchestors" is esp. breathtaking. The whole ceiling is painted with floral motives and portraits of noblemen. On the walls are huge paintings of lords and ladies, mayors, princes. The paintings range from the 12th to the 18th century.

I esp. liked one small room. You had to climb steep stairs to get there, and pass through three doors. The room had a fire place, a wash basin and a stained glas window. It was used to hold secret meetings, the three doors should assure that no one could eavesdrop.

I had a lovely afternoon. :)

Today was rather uneventful. I made my special hot and sour chicken soup, but other than this I didn't do much. I read a bit.

Yesterday I had a really great idea for a threesome. But, you probably guessed it, I didn't get out of bed to write it down. Stupid. Now where did that bunny go?

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We visited the town hall yesterday. Parts of it were built in the 12th century, and are astoundingly beautiful. The "hall of anchestors" is esp. breathtaking. The whole ceiling is painted with floral motives and portraits of noblemen. On the walls are huge paintings of lords and ladies, mayors, princes. The paintings range from the 12th to the 18th century.

I esp. liked one small room. You had to climb steep stairs to get there, and pass through three doors. The room had a fire place, a wash basin and a stained glas window. It was used to hold secret meetings, the three doors should assure that no one could eavesdrop.

I had a lovely afternoon. :)

Today was rather uneventful. I made my special hot and sour chicken soup, but other than this I didn't do much. I read a bit.

Yesterday I had a really great idea for a threesome. But, you probably guessed it, I didn't get out of bed to write it down. Stupid. Now where did that bunny go?