I started out camping solo and I'm solo again since my romance ended recently. But not my trips to Toledo's historic Lorraine hotel. Just spent a night there hoping to work on a companion workbook for my new book, Million $ Lemonade Stand.
I finished the table of contents.
But it wasn't a wasted trip once I got over the shock of being in the room where my ex and I spent our first night together.
Once I was over that I ordered some Chinese food, ate, relaxed and enjoyed my brief stay. I do want to give anyone planning to stay at the Lorraine list of things you'll need.
Lorraine Camping List
1. Towels, if you like thick ones. Theirs are thin.
2. A stopper if you like to take baths and you'll want to in the roomy tubs there.
3. A TV tray table to use as a table or nightstand.
4. A fan if it's hot, an electric heater if it's cold.
5. A portable DVD player and movies. The TVs usually only get 2/3 channels.
6. Soap, bath salts, etc. to have a spa experience.
7. A lamp. There aren't any and the overhead light can be harsh.
8. Hangers for your clothes.
9. A bath mat and a slip resistant mat for the tub. It'll be a little slippery.
