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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

Well, so hard to believe that it is Christmas tomorrow, although my boys are both well and truly ready for it; in fact they have told me they will be in bed by 7.30 tonight, as that will make Santa come quicker they think.

I love this time of year, it is so magical, a time for reflection on what is truly important in life, and for new beginnings as well as endings.

Many thanks to all my wonderful clients this year, and I hope to see families back to update their shots, it will be so wonderful to continue seeing those little newborns blossom into the ones and twos.

My new years resolution – to keep on with the Flylady program (flylady.net), and have my home definitely out from under the clutter I have helped it accumulate – 2 rooms down so far, and amazed how much better it all is already.

Take care out there this holiday season – the best gift you can give your family is to still be there, so just slow down and  get there safely

And lastly, as I have to share a photo, here is my lovely present to the whole family, Leila, the Devon Rex, a cheeky minx if ever there is one, who has the whole family wrapped around her paw.

8 month old sweetie – just full of fun | Melbourne child photographer

This week I met Miss S and her mum.  Miss S was a little shy at first, but soon had us cracking up with her beautiful little smiles.  Her monkey was a firm favourite too, who posed in a few shots with Miss S.  Hope you really like the sneak peak C, will let you know once the gallery is ready for viewing.

Mr N – he will be a heartbreaker some day!!! | Melbourne Children Photographer

Last week I was lucky enough to meet Mr N and his family, finally (after I got lost getting there, but that is another story….), anyway Mr N has such a killer combination – blonde hair, beautiful dimples, and a little smile that just lit his whole face up everytime.  He will certainly be a heartbreaker when he is older, I am sure.  We had great fun, with him showing me all his little favourite spots both inside and outside his home, and I had such a great time – I just love this job.  Hope you enjoy the sneak peek S, the gallery will be ready shortly.

Rain, glorious rain

Have just been siting here in my office listening to the sound of the rain on the roof – with the surroundings being as dry as they are, the sound of rain drops pummelling the roof is a sweet, sweet music I could get used to. Keep sending it down Hughie, we need all we can get!!!

Victoria’s bushfires – how we can help | Melbourne Photographer

I know many of us want to help out the bushfire victims but are not sure just what they can contribute.  Many people have been donating food and bedding, clothing, and blood which is great, but now the Red Cross are crying out for money donations even more so.  Even the smallest amount will help.

There are a couple of ways you can make your money go further though.

The Red Cross Bushfire Appeal

At their website:- Red Cross is all the information you need to do a secure online donation or if you prefer there is a toll free number so you can call and donate over the phone.

 Coles

If you can hold off until Friday to do your big grocery shop, Coles supermarkets will donate all profits from that day to the bushfire appeal. Please pass on to friends, family and colleagues (as well as those interstate as this applies to all Coles supermarkets throughout the country).  See the link below for more details. 

Link – Coles Profit Donation Information

Myer Bushfire Appeal

Myers will match any donations that go through them, $1 for $1.  Here is the info:-

Donate at any Myer store in Victoria from 9am Monday, February 9. Myer will match donations up to $500,000 dollar for dollar, aiming to raise $1 million. Proceeds to the Salvation Army for distribution in fire-affected communities.

Note: this is Victorian Myer stores only.

These are just a few things we can do.  And remember, all money you donate is tax deductible.

 

Most importantly though – these areas also need time to grieve – so the last thing they need is rubberneckers going to look at them and their townships at the moment – the best way we can help them is by ensuring they have the ability to rebuild their lives as best as they can via donations.

Such a dark day for Victoria

In the aftermath from this weekend, it is still numbing that so many have lost so much, in fact when my hubby came home from work on Saturday afternoon (he had not been listening to any radios), he said “thank goodness the State has survived such a bad day as today now the cool change is here, without too much damage”.  I then filled him in on how bad it had been from what I had been monitoring on the ABC. Since then, the news has just gotten worse.  Saturday night we could see the incredible thunderheads being created from the fires, and when it got dark, could see the glow on the horizon stretching from Wandong to Whittlesea  and out past Kinglake. We even drove through Marysville a couple of months ago, and had lunch there and walked around the town, can’t believe that whole town is now gone. My thoughts and prayers are with those who have lost much, it is so hard to take in that this is real.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

Whilst it is still Christmas Day (though not for too much longer), just like to wish everyone that they have a safe and happy Christmas holidays, and that they have a healthy and prosperous new year.

My new years aim – to lose some weight!!! and grow my business – stay tune for some exciting coming attractions

True Love

I know, I have been somewhat remiss with my blog, sometimes life gets in the way, but my mid year resolution is to post more often.

So what better a topic to get back on than True Love – yesterday we celebrated my parents 50th wedding anniversary.  What an achievement.  Happy anniversary mum & dad

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Just adding a test post to the site to see how it all works

This is going to be the first of many posts I plan to add here