chuckiebdl
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I travel often for work and being a DL who always sleeps diapered (even at home) I had brought along enough diapers to get me through the trip. On this particular trip I was staying at hotel in Ohio. I don't typically leave my diaper things laying about the room and I always ensure my used wet diapers are disposed of. It's not that I'm worried about someone knowing of my wearing, I just think it's inconsiderate to expect the house keeping staff to have to handle my wet diapers. It was the 4th day of this trip and I had gotten up a little late so I was slightly rushed through my morning routine. As I packed my things for my day and I packed my wet diaper in in small bag and placed it in my bag so I could carry it out to the dumpster as I left the room. What I did forget to do was to pick up the clean folded diaper I had left laying on the bed. When I returned late that afternoon the room was made up and the diaper I had left out was placed on my pillow with a pair of my plastic pants neatly folded on top. I grinned sheepishly and thought to myself "oops!". The next morning as I was preparing to leave I decided to leave another diaper out in the open just to see what would happen. I placed this one this one on the desk as I left the room. When I returned I once again found the diaper and plastic pants on the pillow. I don't know why but for the remaining 5 days I went through the same ritual and everyday when I returned my diaper and plastic pants were on the pillow. On the last day I returned early in the afternoon and the housekeeper was in the hallway two rooms down from mine, as she came out of the room we met face to face. She was an older, motherly type women and as we passed each other she smiled knowingly but without any judgment and simply said "hello". I smiled back and said "Hi, how are you". As I entered my room she smiled with a comforting expression and said "have a good evening" ..... the next morning I was checking out and as I left the room I left her a large tip in an envelope on the pillow with a note saying "Thank you".