I woke up to the sound of rain this morning, feeling cool from having left the window open. It's such a treat here in the high desert of the Rockies. I can almost pretend I am back home in Brittany and this is just another fall morning, our socks getting wet jumping puddles before we even make it to class. I got to dress Finn in a yellow rain jacket I picked up for him at the Gap. (see below)
Finn was totally humoring me with the jacket, being quite satisfied with himself when he was declared 'super cute'. I might want this top to complete his look, it's from their American in Paris collection after all.
I also wanted to remind those interested in free music that five pretty good songs can be picked up today on the Urban Outfitter blog for music Monday.
NOTE:
I want to thanks everyone who left a comment for the last two posts or so, I loved reading them, from bloggers I know and bloggers I don't. I have been failing at responding lately... will try to do much better this week.
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You are super cute! Funny but very true too. I love fall and hope this weather lasts for a while!
Posted by: Lisa | August 30, 2010 at 06:27 PM
Thanks for the link! I always love new music for my iTunes. Those were some great songs. Also... that is a cute jacket. I have a 2 year old son that it would look adorable on too. Maybe I need to go shopping!
Posted by: Amber | August 30, 2010 at 07:44 PM
That is a beautiful rain coat so sunny and pretty. I love to have one for my daughter. That shirt is cute too. I love your taste and all the wonderful things you make. You have a beautiful mind and I love your blogs. It is very inspirational especially when I need to get motivated to sew and be creative. Thank you again.
Posted by: Margaret | August 31, 2010 at 08:02 AM
Oh, the yellow raincoat and the striped shirt! Very 'breton' indeed! I, too, live far away from Brittany (though not as far as you do - Germany) and keep dressing my two-year-old in those 'marinières', out of sheer nostalgia... We never quite stop missing the sea, do we?
Posted by: Gaëlle | September 01, 2010 at 12:30 PM