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CountryGal

That hotel would be a beautiful home--I can almost see it on HGTV.

vero

I wish I could afford it. It would make a lovely theater, with costume shop, restaurant, scene shop and lots and lots of storage. I want it.

The Pond looks much different in the Winter, doesn't it?

Lisa

I'd do a bed and breakfast but instead of breakfast, it'd be dinner. I'm not a morning person and I don't like cooking breakfast.

It would make a great theatre, too.

Martin

Ha! I bought my first condom in mens room of the "Pink Hotel". It was a bar and apartments at the time and was still pink. It was originally the railroad hotel and later a brothel.

- M

Lisa

The brothel thing was just a rumor, I think.

Martin

..and yes I'm sure the plain old ducks and canadian "honker" geese feel like the poor cousins when the swans arrive. Who wouldn't?

- M

Beth

OMG I laughed so hard when I read Martin's fond memory of the Pink Hotel. Your first condom?? What about your second condom??

BTW glad you used a condom. LMAO!

At least I got up with a laugh this AM.

Great pics of Brighton

Martin

Oh I didn't USE that condom LMAO. We were like 13 and rode our BMX bikes into town. We just thought we were cool to have a condom in our wallets. LOL.

- M

Shannon

Wow, I remember when I was a child living in Brighton, my parents used to go to the Pink Hotel, while it was still a bar. Then in my early 20's, Kelly Services was located there. I thought they were going to tear that building down, but glad to see they haven't.

sandi

me and janey could do breakfast! I am SUCH a morning person it makes others gag...cuz i'm so "damned perky" to quote a more than a few that have regretted sharing a hotel room with me....when I have to be somewhere at 10...but I'm up at like 6 am.... they get upset...even when I bring gifts like lots of coffee and donuts...and i am polite enough to wait until 9 to arouse them...
janey and i have thought often of starting a bed and breakfast...

Lisa

You and Janey do breakfast, I'll do dinner and damn guests are on their own for lunch!

Martin

Well there is only like 5 places for lunch on that block alone, that isn't a problem Lis.

- M

sandi

we just got back from a weekend in saugatuck where every room had a "theme" ours was tuscany...had books on italy on the shelves, 3 videos in the room, roman holiday, 3 coins in a fountain, and under the tuscan sun...it was way cool... there is a thought... to set it apart..

Martin

Believe it or not Sandi Brighton already has a motel (Ok, not a B&B) with themed rooms. And you guys drove all that way! Silly Sis in Law... ;)

- M

sandi

ok...so i didn't mention the fire places, the jacuzzi for 2, the robes, the bath salts, the stereo with romantic cd's the 2 bottles of wine available in the room, along with breakfast - fruit, yogurt, muffins, coffee, juice, cereal... tea, hot cocoa... without ever leaving the room! what can I say...it was a romantic getaway weekend.. for our 5th anniversary...

Lisa

Brighton vs. Sagutuck. Gee, that's a tough choice!

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