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Today we met these two. He (left) is 3 years old and a gentle giant who took the little 1-year-old under his paw when they were strays. They will be joining the Paramour household in two weeks' time and we have decided to name them after another fearless and inseparable duo: Iorek Byrnison and Lyra. #catsofinstagram #cats
Back in our old stomping ground. Slightly more magical than our new stomping ground. (Our old flat was behind that last twinkly tree on the left.) #Amsterdam
Bring on the fondue. #Amsterdam #Cheese
Can't imagine a better place to see in the new decade. 2020 - we are ready for you. #NYE2019 #Amsterdam #HappyNewYear #theyretheparamours
Jamming with these two and their mummies. #Chrimbolimbo #friendsbabies
I asked my sister-in-law to investigate some sort of sustainable Christmas cracker expecting her to order some online. She bought the fabric, sewed the crackers, collected toilet rolls for a month, MADE THE HATS, wrote the jokes and even sourced the bangers. Bloody legend. #Christmas
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