International experiences right here at home

In our first year in Shenzhen, we sometimes ate dinner with some of Randy's co-workers at one of the many Tappanyaki restaurants in Shekou. One of his co-workers, a British guy, commented how great the experience of living in China would be for Myles who was two-and-a-half at the time. "Besides," he said. "How many preschoolers in American eat sushi any time they want?"

"Uh," I said. "We live in an American city. We can get sushi freshly made at the grocery store. We actually eat it all the time because it is my nephew's favorite after school snack."

Why bother living overseas when you can have all kinds of exotic experiences right here at Giant Eagle!


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Comments

Danielle said…
Oh man, Myles just gets me with those beautiful eyes. Tell him to steer clear of short ladies named Mrs. Bean 'cause they might just smooch him up!
Jen Ambrose said…
Hee hee Danielle. Actually, since Myles has recently announced to me that when he grows up he is going to marry someone who likes to wear dresses allAND he wants to have 10 kids, I'm thinking we should just go ahead and arrange a marriage between him and a certain Princess Little Miss Bean. Unless he's describing one of the Duggars :-)