Me (English) says: ‘So here you are darling, I know that you hated having the toothbrush charger just sat on the floor so I’ve found a solution. It was a mere five euros from Troc. 5 Euros! Look at the craftsmanship!
Can you imagine finding anything like it for that price in the UK? It’ll be a conversation starter for all our friends when they come around. Our English friends will marvel at the low price, and ask questions about its original purpose, while our French friends will find the non-traditional placement of a very French piece of furniture quaint and amusing.
Did I mention it was only five euros? I really think it ties the landing together. Look at the craftsmanship. All for only 5 euros. What do you think darling?’
She (French) says: ‘Why do we have a bread bin upstairs?’
Mr Mum: The 'joy' of a stay-at-home dad 
It doesn’t *have* to be a bread bin. You can use it to store cleaning supplies, right where you need them. No more trotting downstairs to get the window cleaner or dust clothes. They are right on hand. Since it is not in the bathroom, it wouldn’t do for toilet paper, but maybe extra towels?
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I’m also looking into the possibility of using it to store my kid (s) in, when they misbehave. I mean, yes it will be a tight squeeze, but I think I can make it work 😁
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