LORD (and LADIES) FLETCHER'S INN.

The Toys of Lord Fletcher's Inn from Phil Donohue on Vimeo.

 

James caught off guard by the girth of the John Hancock.

PD showing how it's done.

The cinematically beautiful Jess.

The Cadillac of Margaritas

The Beatles!

 

The transportation.

We started our night--like any Palm Springs native would, you know run-of-the-mill natives like Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin--at Lord Fletcher's Inn. It's succinctly what everybody says it is--iconic, kitschy, loud, and quiet, dark and light--all synonymously. There wasn't anyone at Lord Fletcher's that could match us in age (which I particularly air towards), but they could match our vigor, our stories, tell us their jokes and show us their toys. Sir Andrew, the second man to "man the bar" since the Inn opened it's doors in 1966, started our night off with four Cadillac Margaritas, his specialty, of course, and proceeded to show us the toys. Yes toys, and there were plenty. 

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PHILIP'S SAVORY DAY...

Here it is Ladies and Gentlemen, Philip Donohue's "Savory Day". Yup, he's mine ladies... you can look, but just don't touch. Hah. He is a gargantuan inspiration for me just as much as he is a friend and utterly awesome significant other. I admire him and all of his genius whether it be in writing, photography, being the funniest person ever (Click here for a guffaw Wandrlust), and or his work as a writer/director (Click here for inspiration VENICE). I love him and his big brain. Te quero mucho amor. Inspiration commence!