So my sister bought an RV so she could do trips during
COVID-19. It’s solid logic. I myself was glad to be able to use my
in-laws’ RV when France started to ease restrictions and you go places but you
couldn’t sit down anywhere. It was like weird Speed where you had to be in
constant movement. Or as The Oak Ridge
Boys would say “You don't have to go home but you can't stay here”. In that kind of environment RVs are
great.
Sometimes, just for fun I look at apartments available in
Paris for under 100K. On this particular day amidst the apartments that are 5
meters square or viagers, I saw one in the 12 arrondissement, 12 meters square
with a terrace for 78,000 euros.
Turns it it’s a boat
with a kitchen, toilet, shower and sleeps 6. Basically an RV but a boat. I immediately saw
myself as Géraldine Danon, my husband Philippe Poupon on our way to the Arctic,
our kids swimming with dolphins.
Nevermind the fact that we don’t know how to navigate a boat
and our kids don’t know how to swim. We
could all learn, right?
Right.
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