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To: Murrey Walker who wrote (57183)	2/25/2003 6:01:18 PM
From: Sully-	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 65232

Embassy Suite is da bomb when you are going to have time to lounge around. Looks like your wife picked a good time to be in one when she got stranded. I never did a two bedroom suite there, but from the one bedroom suites I've been in, I don't doubt that everyone has plenty of space to stretch out. Hope she gets home safely Murrey. My friends in Austin said they got an inch of sleet & ice that nearly closed the whole city down. Considering what RR said he got & what Austin got, she may be stuck for a spell in Dallas. FWIW Residence Inn's two bedroom suites are pretty good too. And they will go grocery shopping for you too. All you have to do is make them a grocery list. They have fully equipped kitchens which I found to be perfect for times when I had to work in my room into the wee hours. That way I could put on comfy clothes, get to work & eat exactly what I wanted at my leisure. No overpriced room service, no taking a chance on cold or overcooked food, limited menues, limited hours, etc. An added plus is the fact that I like to drink several glasses of milk a day & some OJ in the AM. I have yet to find a restaurant or room service that doesn't gouge you for a tiny cup of milk or juice. And it saved a considerable amount of time over dressing up, going out & finding a restaurant. When you have traveled as much as I have over the years, going out to eat two or three times a day for weeks on end actually gets old.