You can bring only a carry-on for your flight if you don’t want to pay the airline’s checked bag fee. This will require you to pack smarter and more efficiently. These tips and tricks will make it easier to get everything Piccadilly you need in a small bag.
Piccadilly Hotel Airport
You might consider making more trips as more people get vaccinated, and as states relax their policies, Piccadilly Hotel Airport in Fresno is an exciting place to visit. However, it’s important to maintain good hygiene while you are at the airport.
These past 12 months have been difficult for us all. There is hope this year as spring arrives. As vaccines become more readily available, travel restrictions have been eased across the country. Fresno County has been elevated to Tier 1 as March draws to a close
Piccadilly Inn Airport is a home away from home that we like to refer to as “piccadilly inn” for our guests. Our peaceful atmosphere allows you to relax and get a restful night’s sleep when traveling. Frequent travelers will likely have horror stories to share about noise problems in other hotels.
Three Easy Steps to Avoid Jet Lag It can be difficult for you to fall asleep and wake up at the right times of the day if you don’t adjust to the new time zone. This is the main problem.
It’s been a great few weeks for book blog events. I was delighted to receive an invitation from Hot Key Books to a blogger brunch where they would be presenting their 2015 titles, as well as giving bloggers the chance to mix with the team and meet some of the amazing authors.
Laura and I met at Farringdon Station Piccadilly. I had a map of the route to HKB offices on my phone, but I managed to get lost. We arrived in London on time and made it to the event in good time. There was plenty of time for people-watching, including fellow bloggers, author James Dawson and HKB staff. Yum! We made it to the boardroom at 12 and admired the beautiful titles before we sat down for the presentations.
James was first (who, while not small, was actually sitting down!) James, who was filled with love for bloggers, commented on a Piccadilly series Tweets from another author not as grateful for the online book blogging community. James replied by saying that a group is always going be louder than an individual, and that authors shouldn’t eat the hand that feeds it. He also addressed bloggers, saying: “Don’t let anyone tell you what’s not useful.” Thanks, James!
He also talked about his new book, due out later in the year. It is quite different than his teen horror titles. He said that he wouldn’t like to write the exact same book 17 times. All of the Above is a coming-of age novel that doesn’t contain any supernatural elements but has poetry throughout. It was amazing to read the excerpt. I cannot wait to learn more.
After James’ departure, HKB took turns discussing all the exciting new books this year. (more on my favourites in a separate post tomorrow). Before, each author took to the stage to discuss their upcoming books.
Lydia Syson, pictured above, was the first to describe her novel Liberty’s Fire as “Les Mis forty years later”. She could have stopped there, as I believe she sold the book to the room with those five words. However, she did mention that the novel was also full of action, music and protests, all set against the backdrop Paris’ civil revolution.