Ever stayed a night at an FTers house?
Feb 22, 2006 | 11:08 am
#31
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In the past we had previously hosted FTers whom we had previously met but Jerrie has now converted the extra bedroom into an office for her photoart.
Feb 22, 2006 | 4:21 pm
#32
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I had about two dozen FTers in my house all at once! Those of you who attended my party know the details. 
Also, I have stayed overnight at one FTers home and have had drinks/meal at a few others. Not only did I survive but enjoyed every visit.
Also, I have stayed overnight at one FTers home and have had drinks/meal at a few others. Not only did I survive but enjoyed every visit.
Feb 24, 2006 | 3:32 am
#33
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I haven't yet stayed overnight at an FTer's house, but since I know quite a few FTers, it will probably happen sooner or later.
I did have an FTer stay in my spare bedroom one night (he was on a quick San Francisco visit/mileage run). I think that was the only time I've hosted an FTer, thus far.
I did have an FTer stay in my spare bedroom one night (he was on a quick San Francisco visit/mileage run). I think that was the only time I've hosted an FTer, thus far.
Feb 24, 2006 | 6:57 am
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I've stayed overnight at another FTer's house, and the FTer in question was an outstanding host, who even did a magnificent cooked breakfast!
I've also had the pleasure of having FTers over at my place, and have also visited a few others at their homes too.
I've also had the pleasure of having FTers over at my place, and have also visited a few others at their homes too.
Feb 24, 2006 | 11:50 am
#39
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If we had the room, I think I would host a FlyerTalk guest. It would all depend on timing and space. In our small apartment though, I think the FT guest would be more uncomfortable than we would be as hosts.
Feb 24, 2006 | 12:02 pm
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Ironically I had more FTers as guests in my small apartment (where they had to sleep on a very ugly and uncomfortable sofa) than I have in my house (where they get their own room/bath with comfy bed, minibar, and W robe!)
Still, I've had eight FTers sleep in that guest suite over the last two years (moved in here two years ago tomorrow) - so you do the math on how many visitors I've hosted. (And I won't even try to calculate the extras who have slept on the sofas downstairs - I can recall a recent party where there were five FTers in the house asleep in various rooms!
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Still, I've had eight FTers sleep in that guest suite over the last two years (moved in here two years ago tomorrow) - so you do the math on how many visitors I've hosted. (And I won't even try to calculate the extras who have slept on the sofas downstairs - I can recall a recent party where there were five FTers in the house asleep in various rooms!
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Feb 24, 2006 | 12:51 pm
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I have used an FT'ers shower in her apartment in Anchorage....(BLESS YOU). I was doing a MR LGA-IAH-SEA-ANC-SEA-IAH-LGA, all in the span of 36 hours...her shower (and a small change of clothes) made my trip home much more pleasant (especially to anyone around me).
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Feb 24, 2006 | 3:28 pm
#43
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A few times, but it was the same Ft'er A number have overnighted at Casa Alfredo as well...the accommodations have, at times, ranged from a la-z-boy to a guest bedroom to a couch...and even the front porch once when...well, er....ah... never mind 
A number have overnighted at Casa Alfredo as well...the accommodations have, at times, ranged from a la-z-boy to a guest bedroom to a couch...and even the front porch once when...well, er....ah... never mind
Feb 25, 2006 | 2:46 am
#44
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Originally Posted by Jenbel
But how were her muffins? 
And she told me that I was the first-ever FTer to taste them! 
Of course, modesty forbids me from mentioning how many more were privileged enough to taste them after me.
Feb 25, 2006 | 9:08 am
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Originally Posted by AJLondon
Warm, soft, moist and delicious! And she told me that I was the first-ever FTer to taste them!
Of course, modesty forbids me from mentioning how many more were privileged enough to taste them after me.
And she told me that I was the first-ever FTer to taste them! Of course, modesty forbids me from mentioning how many more were privileged enough to taste them after me.