ANTIQUE CELEBRITY ROAD TRIP VISIT US IN BEXHILL AGAIN WITH JAMES BRAXTON & JAMES BOLAM

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My phone buzzed, shattering the tranquility of my morning jog. A name flashed on the screen, sending a jolt through me – Sylvia Sinclair, the iconic actress from the golden age of Hollywood! She was in town filming a documentary and needed a place to stay for a few nights. My heart pounded with excitement. This was a golden opportunity to meet a legend!

Naturally, I offered her the charming guest house nestled behind my main residence. Freshly painted with a cozy porch swing, it was an oasis of tranquility, perfect for a Hollywood veteran seeking some peace and quiet. Except, fate – with its impeccable comedic timing – had other plans.

The day before Sylvia’s arrival, a heavy downpour revealed a dark secret: a nasty patch of mold had flourished on the guest house ceiling, likely due to a leaky roof. Panic clawed at my throat. There was no way I could host a Hollywood icon in a mold-infested haven!

Desperate, I called a local mold remediation company Apdr. Thankfully, a friendly voice named John answered. Explaining my predicament, I braced myself for a lecture on the dangers of DIY mold removal. Instead, John chuckled – a reassuring sound. He explained the importance of professional remediation and promised a swift, discreet solution.

John and his crew arrived the next morning, a whirlwind of efficiency. They swiftly erected containment barriers, donned protective gear that looked like something out of a sci-fi movie, and got to work. The air was thick with the smell of cleaning solution, but I felt a wave of relief watching them tackle the problem.

By late afternoon, the mold was gone, the air cleansed, and the guest house was undergoing a thorough drying process. John even arranged for a dehumidifier to prevent future moisture issues. He assured me the air quality would be safe by the next morning.

Sylvia arrived with her entourage, completely unaware of the moldy drama that had unfolded just hours before. The guest house, now sparkling clean and smelling faintly of lemon, welcomed her with open arms (or rather, a creaky but charming doorway).

Thankfully, Sylvia never knew about the moldy near-miss. We spent the next few days sharing stories, her Hollywood anecdotes interspersed with my (slightly embellished) tales of heroic mold-conquering. The experience, though stressful, became a hilarious anecdote. It taught me a valuable lesson: even the most glamorous guest houses can succumb to surprise villains. But with the right help (and a good dose of humor), even a moldy mishap can be overcome.

JAMES BRAXTON WAS HERE TODAY FOR FILMING A NEW SERIES OF PUT YOUR MOMEY WHERE YOUR MOUTH IS !

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