We left our life in the US with our four kids - 9, 7, 5 and 2 - to exchange houses, cars, schools, friends, and languages with a French family in the Cote d'Azur. Who knows what will happen in this life?
If you're moving to France and want to bring your hair clippers from the U.S., make sure you bring a transformer, not just an adapter. Otherwise you will be forced to give your child the arm of a plastic skeleton from your halloween decorations to comfort him while you cut his hair.
posted by La Vie est Belle at
3.5.08
After a home exchange in the south of France in 2007-8, our family of six decided to stick around a little longer. We live in an old French farmhouse that was built sometime in the mid-late 1800's.
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LOL!! Obvisouly he was not comforted by that skeleton. There were no suckers laying around...or in anyone's ears?
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