And during initial conversations you'll get a lot of "interest" that is more just people being nice, not wanting to say no so instead they say "that sounds great, let me know when you have an offering" but really mean "this isn't my cup of tea." 

Please feel free to share any helpful tips, and if anyone is looking to connect, I’d love to meet you and get lunch/coffee/tea.

This is freedom, the right and ability to make informed choices of self-harm, because you feel like it.You know what they never talk about in history, way back when in Boston as the people threw the crates of tea over the rail of the ship, that little twerpy f*^k who was running around saying "no, hey guys, no, come on, it's not right, your gonna make Kin..." and they threw him over the rails too.     

However, it had some difficulties along the way that made me decide that wasn't my cup of tea.

We actually carry an immersion water heater with us in our travels, like students at a hostel, AND have had to use it multiple times to boil water for coffee, tea, and ramen soup in some places, some of which looked oh so nice in their listings.Luxury hotels INVARIABLY overpromise and underdeliver.

And I took one closet and converted it to a private writing space with a granite desktop and custom cabinetry.I also added complimentary coffee and tea, enough for three days.On occasion I offer free tickets to movies, Moody Gardens, restaurant certificates, etc based on length of stay.Little things like that set my property apart from the others and I pretty much stay booked year round.

s not my cuppa tea.

So not my cup of tea, but then we have industries built on risk, from casinos to insurance...

We provide a selection of coffee and tea, sugar, salt, pepper, cooking oil and that is basically it. 

Things like coffee, tea, bottled water (our tap water is really hard and tastes gross), as well as items like toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, hand soap, dish soap, etc.