The awful tower

Yesterday morning, as I was taking Romilly to Debs’ house, she told me that she wasn’t “allowed to live in the awful tower”. Romilly told me that there was a picture that would explain what she meant.

As a paranoid parent, I’m always on the watch for language that might mean something else; something terrible.

So, arriving at Debs’ house, I asked if Romilly could show me this picture of the awful tower. Debs seemed amused, but I went in to see the cause of my daughter’s concern. Romilly raced into the living room to show me a set of construction photos of… the Eiffel Tower.

No Romilly, you can’t live in France.

4 thoughts on “The awful tower

  1. Hmm what sort of language do you mean?? for something terrible?

    By the way… If romilly says I lock her in the cupboard in hr bedroom she really means I give her lots of cuddles and kisses *LOL*

    But if she tells you I forgot to pick her up from school… that is, unfortunately,…true… oops…

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