From The Outpost

We might live far from the madding crowds but we are the mad ones I finally admit. Opposites attract that is the general probably scientific belief but I believe in "like minded people hooking up". Having known my husband for 10years 21/7/98 meeting in Covent Garden London then I only knew 7 wonders of the world but he makes the 8th. Nearly everyday is an adventure that can be hair raising or hair curling. One day we had two guests arrive wanting to have lunch, although we were only opening for the evening meal my husband being a good hearted chef prepared some lunch for the two. As I was out doing business in town on my return I enquired about the car in our car park and where the owners were. My husband straight faced explained that he had just prepared lunch for the two but they also wanted to have a siesta before heading back to civilisation.

I was flabbergasted as I had images of our quiet rural guesthouse being turned into USA style motel knocking shop. I was given 5€ though by our guests as a thank you for letting them use our rooms for a well deserved siesta. Little then did we know that they were to tell their friends that at Casa Joya you can have lunch and have a siesta thrown in for a good measure. Luckily this time I was around to say that we do not have a room free. Have I turned down a good business opportunity here what with the credit crunch??