cecilia-ahern-love-rosie

352 Cecelia Ahernfrom:to:subject:JulieRosieStaying with me?So you’re staying with me another year then?I’ll allow you, but after that, once you have your degree I’m seriouswhen I say I’m firing you. I’m 56 years old; I don’t have much longer at thisjob to be waiting for you to fulfill your dreams.This year the courses will be a breeze, first because you’ve done it beforeand second and more important because you have the good wishes and prideof your father behind you. That’s the best motivation a person could get.Do you mind me asking what is it about these hotels that you love somuch?from: Rosieto: Juliesubject: Why I love hotels!I just get this feeling when I walk into really nice hotels. For me theyrepresent everything in life that’s luxurious and full of splendor. I love thatpeople pamper you and look after you. Everything is so clean and pristine, socompletely perfect. So unlike home, well my home anyway.I love that people go to enjoy themselves; it’s not so much a place ofwork as being a host in paradise.I get excited by the sparkling bathrooms, the big fluffy robes, the slippers,and the décor. Where else would you find chocolate on your pillow? It’slike the tooth fairy and Santa Claus all at once. There’s 24-hour room serviceand bouncy padded carpets, turned-down beds and minibars, bowls of fruitand free shampoo. I feel like I’m Charlie in the chocolate factory. Everythingyou want is at your disposal, all you have to do is pick up the phone andpress the magic number and the people on the other end of the phone areonly too delighted to help.To stay in one is the ultimate treat; to work in one would be an everydaypleasure. When I finish this course I’m automatically placed in a hotel as a