I need a two bedroom apartment for my red bowls

I got to work early this morning, worked a good 9 hours, and brought my laptop home from where I continue to work. Actually, I've been in my pyjamas since I got home and now I'm just blogging while laying on my back listening to the Ottawa Senators.I don't have much to say right now.

Things at work are good, and things at home are good. Josephene and I are starting to think about moving into a bigger apartment. Right now, we live in a really nice bachelor apartment in a really nice part of town. We want to stay in the neighbourhood, but apartments and houses are ridiculously expensive. Just to give you an example, Josie and I went to see a house just down the street that was on market for 500K$. We made an appointment to see the place, and the real-estate agent was late, but she called us and asked what our budget was. We didn't have a number in mind, but when she told us what the owners were looking for, we asked not to ever call us again. We'd be happy to stay in this apartment for another long time, but we want to start having kids and you can't predict if a baby will be a crier or not. Is it silly for a family of three to think of staying in a bachelor apartment just because the neighbourhood is nice?

Josie and I bought some really nice red ceramic mixing bowls on the weekend. The bowls have a spout, and can also be put in the oven. They can also go in the dish-washer, and the micro-wave, but we don't have either of those. Josephene really likes the colour of the bowls, and she keeps wanting me to find her a quaint two bedroom apartment that matches her bowls. Let me know if any of you know of a nice two broom apartment in the New Edinburgh area for a reasonable price that would match a set of red mixing bowls. Josephene would like it to be quaint.

Whether in a 2broom, or a bachelor, mixing bowls still make chocolate chip cookies.