"A Night's Delight & A Breakfast to Remember"Reservations
Wayne and four of our team returned yesterday from Little Rock fresh from the PAII conference and bursting with ideas on everything from breakfast to off-season packages.
You’ll have to come stay and see what we’re doing here, but in the meantime, here are some great tips everyone can use: 25 clever ideas to make life easier. Enjoy!
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These are all great tips. I especially like the tip that suggests to put your phone in a bowl to give it natural amplification; I am actually going to try that as soon as I finish writing this comment. What other great things did you take away from the PAII conference?