Our “mall” has one of those fancy schmancy upscale expensive children’s boutiques.
Said boutique happens to have a train table set up.
Although Henry has his very own train table AT HOME…he insists on going in and playing every time.
The kid makes no sense.
Either way, I usually give in and while he played with toys he has at home (have I mentioned that already?), I found THESE:
The ruffled pants!
The matching but not identical-ness!
The rosettes!
These were MADE for my girls.
Made.
And this is where you should really be jealous of me:
Because I got them for like 1,000% off.
Who on earth would pay $48 for a simple organic cotton baby dress???
Apparently no one in my town.
Which is helpful.
Because then I score fancy organic cotton boutique clothes for Walmart prices.
Cha-ching!
Have you linked up with yesterday’s “Find Technicolor in the Everyday” post?
Snap some pictures today randomly.
No need for artistry or a fancy camera.
Just snap. See what you get by the end of it.
A couple of people have joined in…I wanna see yours!
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7.00 for Baby Lulu? Nice. Take advantage now because that store cannot stay in business for long. (And I LOVE how you put “mall” in quotes. So true.)
you WOULD know that it is Baby LuLu! :)
I love bargains! Too bad they don’t make these as grownup PJs :D
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love scoring like that! once a local bookstore was closing here in our beach town and they were selling every. single. book. for a dollar! i spent like 23 dollars! :P
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Both for Lucy? I was thinking the dress looks like Jilly and the “pant ensemble” is perfect for Lucy…