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Drama at the Gosselin House Forces Kate to Hit Up a Days Inn

Where: 910 Woodland Rd [map], Reading, PA, United States, 19610

Us Weekly, the only place for ridiculous amounts of "Jon + Kate Plus 8" news, reports that Jon and Kate Gosselin got into a heated fight at their home in Wernersville, Penn. and cops were even called to the house.

Kate arrived at the home (it was reportedly ex Jon's time to be with the kids) because she did not approve of the baby-sitter. Photographers on site claimed Kate was "locked out" of her house. No arrests were made, but she spent some time arguing with Jon at the fence of their home. Later, she fled in tears to a nearby Days Inn.

Man, that's gotta be bad if you'd rather leave your $1.1 million home and spend the night at a Days Inn. Someone send Kate on a Celebrate Your Divorce quick! And just in case you're curious, Kate checked into the Days Inn in Reading which is about six miles from their house. Rooms start at $78.20 a night for a king bed and you get free WiFi, free use of Gold's Gym nearby and free continental breakfast.

[Photo: Us Weekly]

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Hotel Gift Cards: An Easy Hanukkah Gift or Stocking Stuffer

Gift cards may be the easy way out when it comes to gift-giving but c'mon they are so frigging convenient, it's hard to say no. For starters, you can pick most gift cards up in the supermarket--if your local store has one of those "Gift Card Malls" like ours does that features cards from every store imaginable like Toys'R Us, Pottery Barn and Southwest.

Second, the gift card may seem impersonal but have you ever heard of someone throwing away a $50 card to Banana Republic or letting a $25 iTunes card collect dust in the closet? NO. People use these things and we are all about utility here. Anyways, enough of our ranting. Here are some hotel and travel gift cards that you can buy for all the people in your life that you don't care about to make a gift or special order a present.

· Ritz-Carlton: The luxury chain offers gift certificates in its hotel gift shops or online. You can even call it in old school at 1-800-371-GIFT.
· Hyatt Hotels: Hyatt gift cards can be used for lodging or dining and for other services charged to the rooms.
· Four Seasons Hotel: Big spenders here can gift someone with up to $100,000 in a Four Seasons gift card. (Note to self: Make good friends with rich people.)
· Days Inn: Now, back to earth. Days Inn also offer gift certificates.
· Travelocity Gift cards: if you don't want to specify a hotel chain for your loved one, get 'em a Travelocity card so they can pick and choose for themselves.