Sunday morning dressups

We are up bright an early (read, they) playing dress ups and ready to go to a 3 yr old party.
It's great how they can entertain each other for a little while....before the "I had it first" starts.
Hope you and your family have a lovely Sunday....and yes, I do have a girl and a BOY!
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Comments

  1. Little Eve14 November 2009 at 21:17

    Yes, I have a few photos and video of my boys in fairy dress-ups. It has alot to do with big sister! enjoy the rest of your day too.

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  2. a little something...14 November 2009 at 21:31

    Your blog is lovely, I love your photos. Your goodies look amazing! Thanks for dropping by my little blog (and I did visit Brunswick St - thanks!) :D

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  3. Cath @ chunkychooky14 November 2009 at 23:25

    We all went to a 2 year olds party today and there was a green tutu involved. Now I have a very tired and emotional fairy asleep at 630pm- gonna be an early start tomorrow

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  4. beachvintage.com15 November 2009 at 02:11

    I love these images, they look so wonderful. Did you take them? If so well done.

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  5. Aussie-waffler15 November 2009 at 02:43

    Shhh, don't tell The Coach, but I have some pics of Le Artiste looking cute as a button in a harem costume from a few years back. Love that innocence.

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  6. Anonymous15 November 2009 at 15:22

    So cute! Looking forward to Zoe playing dress ups :)

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  7. Lou15 November 2009 at 16:51

    Oh very nice. My boys love the pink frilly things at other people's houses!

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  8. overtiredmum16 November 2009 at 12:00

    I have just stumbled across your blog and want to say (although you must already know) how beautiful it is. The photos are just gorgeous (the lovely children are a bonus there though!) - like the magic wand cursor thingy too. Well enough gushing!

    I also have a pink loving boy (although it is only in private since starting school a couple of months ago!). Will make sure I find my way back again xo

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  9. Anonymous16 November 2009 at 19:57

    What great photos - looks like a fun weekend! My two little ones have once again started to play together for quite a while before the bickering - long may it continue! x

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