Tori Spelling: B&B housekeeper
Guests to Tori Spelling’s new B&B are stunned to find her making their beds!
According to Spelling:
“Catering to people and working for people, that’s something I think people don’t expect of me - to see me turning down their bed. The guests love it. They know that Tori Spelling has opened a B&B when they arrive but when they actually see her turning down the beds they’re tickled pink.”
That’s what happens when your daddy leaves you out of his will.
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July 19th, 2007 at 12:09 am
I’m sure you should have loved it when Daddy made you a milionaire. But happily the man was smart enough to eliminate the chances from getting anything and become a wealthy person!! So now you have to do something meaningfull to get “butter on your bread”. Why not a bed and breakfast? Only your future guest must not expect a breakfast before midday because “WATERHEAD” Spelling thinks she is a celebrity. And you know with almost all “celebs”, it’s before midday: EASY AND ALSO EASY GOING(like an old diesel engine)!!
July 16th, 2008 at 1:15 am
Tori,
I am sorry to hear about the loss of your pug. Your other dog is buried not too far from mine at the LA Pet Memorial Park in Calabasas. That dog buried before 1993, I pass all of the time. I am now on the Board there. We are having a big 80th celebration of the pet park on Sept. 13. Warren Eckstein will broadcast live that day from the park. I wanted to know if you would be available to emcee anytime that day. It would be a great experience and could help you, too. There should be a couple hundred people, some animal rescues, just talked to Tippi Hedren, also. Please let me know. 818-578-6787. Again, I truloy am sorry about your loss. I am to start a loss and bereavement grouop there on Sundays as I am finishing my doctorate in clinical psychology from Antioch in Santa Barbara.
Sincerely,
Joe Becher