See if this makes any sense out of context: hay hotels in the Lederhosen belt.
The hay is from the second harvest rather than the first -- it's softer -- and it gets changed once or twice a year. Meanwhile there's strictly no smoking and there isn't a hospital corner in sight: making the bed means fluffing up the hay with a pitchfork.
Read on if you're still confused.
This entry was published on July 21, 2008 at 10:39 pm.
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