Valentine's at the Inn, Part 1
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When your mind has something to focus on, we can shift you out of default mode and into task positive mode. And the task is just listening. It's why you can fall asleep while reading, but then close the book and you feel wide awake. You need that little task. And why not make that task pleasant and cozy and affirming? right?
What is the story behind 'Valentine's at the Inn'?
I'll tell the story twice, and I'll go a little bit slower the second time through. If you wake later in the night and feel your brain begin to gear up, just put on another episode. You'll drop right back off. Our story tonight is called Valentine's at the Inn, Part One, and it's a story about guests arriving on a sunny, cold day to the warmth and charm of the village inn. It's also about breakfast, served on freshly ironed tablecloths in the drawing room, socks with hearts on them,
a black cat and a feather duster, and a little mystery that begins to unwind. Okay, time to turn off the lights.
Put away anything you are looking at or working on. You are safe, and I will be here, watching over you with my voice. Take a slow, deep breath in through your nose. And sigh. Do that again. Fill it up. And let it out.
Good. Valentine's. At the Inn. Part 1. During the summer, we serve breakfast on our back porch. It is such a lovely spot.
The porch wraps around the whole back of the house with tables and chairs. And at the far end, a swing is suspended from the ceiling. There are screens to keep the mosquitoes out. and rolling blinds that we lower in the afternoon when the sun begins to drop.
And of course, the open view down to the lake. Like I said, lovely.
How is breakfast served at the Village Inn?
But in February, breakfast on the porch just doesn't work out. The lake was frozen over, and several inches of snow lay on the ground. Our summer café tables were neatly stacked against the wall, and a few dun brown leaves tumbled across the porch boards. Luckily, the inn is not short of rooms.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
How does Bioptimizers help with sleep issues?
0:01–2:04
2
What are the key features of Nothing Much Happens podcast?
2:04–4:14
3
What is the story behind 'Valentine's at the Inn'?
4:14–6:46
4
How is breakfast served at the Village Inn?
6:46–11:41
5
What mysterious events are unfolding at the Inn?
11:41
6
Who is Sycamore, the Inn's chief welcoming officer?
8:25–31:04