Thursday 21 January 2010

Clouds

The Grandad and Belle Mere are having a meeting on Friday afternoon to try and broker an agreement. 

Here are some clouds:

Rose pink cloud bracelet, €45 from a lovely French website called: Bianca and family.


Cute rain cloud mobile from leptitpapillon online from Etsy.

No nasties here, it’s BPA free baby bottle by the new French company Cloud.
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