The house we are staying in has a lot to offer in the way of adventure for the kids.
Jars of pens everywhere and breakable things at reach! Personally I think they we're asking for that bowl to get broken or their table cloth to get scribbled on...I wonder what they will break at our house?
The parents of Marie-Claire use the home primarily and you can tell by the baskets and generally little things everywhere. They also have an estimable collection of tupperware.
Luckily it is a big house and there are tall ceilings for giant humans like Sean. (exept he would want me to add that the bed is about a foot short).
The kids' room has twin beds and a loft with a ladder that makes for a perfect fort or place for Sloane to risk her life on a daily basis. I think some attempt to block the ladder led to the broken bowl.
There is no air conditioning so the windowns and shutters are used during the day to keep out the sun so you feel like you are in a warm cave -and not the best lighting for pictures though I will attempts some at some point. At night you open the shutters and windows and let in all the mosquitos. Luckily so far they seem to like Dylan the most.
The TV has 4 channels of nothing.
There is no dryer, so you hang the laundry outside. It is so warm that it works perfectly if only I knew how to iron so that our clothes weren't crunchy.
The pool is perfect.
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