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"Sometimes our house is a mess."
Obviously that's not true. Not all the time.
Okay, admittedly sometimes our house is a mess. It's clean (thanks to weekly help) but it can be a big mess. Usually between the hours of seven in the morning and seven in the evening when there are three messy munchkins up and about.
So, anyway, to escape the mess (which I add he is at least a third responsible for if not more) his solution was to get a new house.
Then he added,
"We can take our house apart and then take it to France and put it back together again."
So, from what I gather, if we lived in France our house wouldn't be a mess, and it's not our house per se he takes offence to.
So there you have it, my three year old relocation specialist. We expats have been making things much harder for ourselves than we need to. Remember these wise words next time you have to relocate.
Hahha, kids say the darnedest things! They're great for entertainment. I can assure him French houses can be messy too! #allaboutfrance
ReplyDeleteOh I'm not going to be the one who bursts his French perfection bubble! :-)
DeleteThis is so cute Amanda, your son better not see my house or he'll be sorely disappointed! Thanks for linking up again.
ReplyDeleteNor my house - French houses are definitely not tidier than English ones! #AllAboutFrance
ReplyDeleteYour child knows what is best.
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