The teenage and adult children of a middle-aged couple arranged
for a weekend stay at the Ibis Bed and Breakfast for their parents and when
they arrived beforehand with a dozen flowers, a bottle of wine, and dinner for
two for their mom and dad, the room was prepared as a kingly castle. A daughter asked if she could drop some
rose petals on the bed before they arrived, which she did. It wasn’t until later that I
found out the father was about to undergo extensive chemotherapy the day after
they left the Ibis. With tears in my
eyes, I was more than happy to pick up the rose petals when they
left, and wish him good health.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Monday, July 8, 2013
Safety Harbor Town Video
It's a beautiful day in Safety Harbor! If you don't already know about the town, here's a quick video to familiarize yourself with the natural beauty of a little town on the bay.
Safety Harbor Video
Safety Harbor Video
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Brother, I know now where thou art!
Totally True Story:
Two brothers from opposite coasts of the United States, who had not been in touch for six
months, decided to come to Safety Harbor
at the same time for a getaway with their wives, but did not inform each other
of their plans. Brother #1 checked in
with his wife to the Ibis Bed and Breakfast, and the next day as they were
returning who should be checking in but brother #2!
What are the odds of this happening?
What's this all about?
We are new to this, so please be patient!
This blog will be a compilation of stories from the Innkeeper, daily musings and details about the sights and sounds of Safety Harbor and surrounding areas. We hope you enjoy reading the stories, which are ALL COMPLETELY TRUE....with names changed to protect the innocent (big wink!). Please feel free to leave comments and tell us your own stories of your travels. We'd love to hear from you!
- Helene, the Innkeeper
This blog will be a compilation of stories from the Innkeeper, daily musings and details about the sights and sounds of Safety Harbor and surrounding areas. We hope you enjoy reading the stories, which are ALL COMPLETELY TRUE....with names changed to protect the innocent (big wink!). Please feel free to leave comments and tell us your own stories of your travels. We'd love to hear from you!
- Helene, the Innkeeper
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