A Travel Snob
I travel far and wide these days
And never get my fill
And in some fine hotels I've stayed
The company pays the bill
Now I've come to see my folks
A Thanksgiving holiday
But there are a few things missing
I've come to expect these days
I miss the little shower cap
And the sewing kit
It makes no sense to steal a towell
They'd gladly give me it
With members of my family
The bathroom I must share
No maid will come to make the bed
Or put fresh towells in there
But even though amenities
Accustomed to I've grown
However good the service is
There is no place like home.
© John McKee mckee@NOSPAMhighwitness.com
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