Winter has finally reached our shores and this weekend was one of the coldest this year. When I say cold, I mean freezing cold. We are plagued with high levels of humidity here so 20 degrees can feel like 10, at least in our flat. It got so cold and rainy this weekend that we were forced to stay indoors most of Saturday. So we took the opportunity to give the six little mice a welcome tea and cheese party.
We also played shop. I was impressed by Maia’s selling techniques and her impeccable customer service.
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The selection of all things sparkly and cute was too much to resist. We spent all our money on bracelets, rings and miniature puppies.
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These sunglasses were a steal at 5c. He just had to have them!
you brought to mind so many happy memories of when my cousin and I sold hand made souvenirs to tourists at the main square in Victoria in the 80s! There was so little to buy back then, that a few tourists brought from us!!!
LOL WHAT FUN !!!! ;-)))
i can’t take credit for anything. she came up with every detail! 🙂
hahaha love the mini sunnies!
Maia’s grown so much lately!
😀 they’re Barbie’s…we returned them to her after the shop sold out. and yes, maia’s really grown…she’ll be six in a week’s time!
How cool. I guess she got her selling skills from seeing you working at the shop!
it took me years of training to learn some of the tricks but she seems to know them all already! 🙂
Can I be invited next time lol 🙂 Looked like fun xxx
tell me when you’re here next and we’ll have another! 🙂
That’s such fun! I used to play shop with my cousin in my nanna’s garden only we’d sell stones and leaves as potatoes and vegetables 🙂
sounds like fun too!
you brought to mind so many happy memories of when my cousin and I sold hand made souvenirs to tourists at the main square in Victoria in the 80s! There was so little to buy back then, that a few tourists brought from us!!!
i had no idea you used to sell too! 🙂
Sooo cute and fun! I would totally buy that rainbow necklace!
that necklace was the first thing i bought!