About this blog...

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One lazy day in 2009, I decided to embark on a photo-a-day-for-a-year challenge. I set myself a goal to upload a different photo every day - some are of my gorgeous clients, some are of my ever obliging family and friends.

Well, I reached the end of the challenge year, and while I didn't quite succeed at a photo-a-day, this blog became part of my weekly routine.

And so I continue...at a new location.

www.krystaguille.com/blog




Jul 22, 2010

Four Frankland Farmer Boys

I spent a day with these Frankland lads not long after brother number four came home from hospital. I hate to speculate how much food shopping will be required to keep this family going in the future!

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Beach babe...

Soaking up the sun!






Jul 21, 2010

Jul 19, 2010

Entertainment...

These two gym buddies were willing to provide impromtu shows whenever there was an opporunity ... even at the top of the sand-dunes.



Jul 18, 2010

Christening sneak peek...

What a very special day - & the star of the show just knew it too - it was the prefect angel! It was truly touching to witness to such a close & loving family on this significant occasion. Here is a sneak peek - I know you are bursting to get the rest of them Sam & Cossie!

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Firey night...

We had our own private show on the beach at Coral Bay.  After all, what self-respecting-trainee-fire-thrower would be able to say no to a bunch of kids begging for a performance?

 

 

Jul 16, 2010

Mummy cuddles...

Nothing like a good snuggle with Mum!


Jul 13, 2010

Back to reality...

Our holiday in the sun is all over & we're back into the reality of winter.  I'll be sharing a few warming holiday snapshots with you over the next few postings, but this is one from the deck here when we woke up in our own beds again.  It was Nature's very own early-warning-system.  On the farm, Mum used to always say to us "Red skies in the morning, shepherds' warning".