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Jul 29, 2019 - Oxford
Monday 29th July. We head back to Brackley, taking the long, long way again. Tony was following the satnav and knew to look out for a certain village to get on the motorway. As we get to the roundabout Cynthea says something, and Tony thinks he has to take that turn right now, but he didn't hear right. We end up in Wansford, a pretty wee village, and have to cross over a weak, one lane bridge. There is a low weight limit on the bridge, and we are not sure how much the camper weighs, but surely it is under three ton. We don't waste any time...Jump to full entry
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Feb 14, 2019 - London Airport to Oxford
The trip doesn't start in London, but arriving at a London airport because it's an international airport. First stop is Oxford. To get in the England mindset, I'll be using a chauffeur service to travel from the London airport to our Oxford hotel. In the UK, airport transfers are often done through a chauffeur service. What could be more British than having a chauffeur drive me about! In Oxford I'll be visiting a few of the main attractions, including the Oxford Castle and the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. The Oxford Castle...Jump to full entry
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Jul 21, 2017 - Oxford
There was a delay on the motorway while enroute to Oxford so we had an abbreviated visit to the Ashmolean Museum where we saw a very interesting display of money used around the word since about 600 AD. There was also a detailed exhibit explaining the techniques used to restore and preserve the priceless artifacts. Lunch was at a 17th century pub where we had the best fish and chips on the trip so far. From there we had a tour of Christ Church College, one of 38 colleges which comprise Oxford University. Check the photo of the Great Hall...Jump to full entry
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Sep 9, 2016 - Oxford 2
Today has proven to be the proverbial "sun before the clouds," literally. This part of England is supposed to get rain all day tomorrow as I begin my exploration of the Cotswolds region. Not complaining since I've had outstanding weather for the most part. All of my adventure today centered in Oxford, which is larger than I anticipated, but not huge. It has retained, at least in downtown, a nice flavor of its medieval past as you will see from some photos. Of course, the town is known for Oxford University, which, to my surprise, is made up...Jump to full entry
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Sep 8, 2016 - Warwick Castle, Stratford-upon-Avon, & Oxford
Today, aside from being sunny when it was supposed to rain, was a fourfer. I went to Warwick Castle, Stratford, Chipping Campden, and Oxford. Nice thing is that it didn't take all day to go to the places. Warwick Castle was initially built by William the Conqueror in 1068. He was a busy dude in those days. The first fortification was timber and dirt berms, but was replaced in the 1200s by the present stone castle. Like other castle, it went through a period of decay, but the Greville family did a lot of the restorations, such that it became...Jump to full entry
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Jun 7, 2016 - The Ashmolean Museum
Although I thought a good night's sleep would be all the was needed to get over whatever had taken me down on Sunday, I was wrong. I woke up Monday and still felt so exhausted I could barely wobble down to breakfast and only managed to eat a little cold cereal. I was supposed to go with the group to the Griffith Institute to look at Howard Carter's King Tut excavation archives. Since there really wouldn't be anything much to photograph and I had already seen a number of Howard Carter's watercolors at the Egypt Exploration Society in London...Jump to full entry
Jun 5, 2016 - Trouble at the Bodleian Library
Today, we started out by catching a city bus into Oxford as our hotel is about 45 minutes outside of Oxford along the motorway. We arrived near the city center and were escorted to the courtyard of the Bodleian Library. We were divided into two groups as a tour of the library could only handle about ten people at a time. I was assigned to group two so a friend and I wandered up the street and checked out some souvenir shops stuffed with merchandise emblazoned with characters from the Harry Potter movies and the Inspector Morse BBC/PBS TV...Jump to full entry
Jun 4, 2016 - Oxford via Bath and Salisbury
Today we loaded up on a shuttle bus and struck out for Oxford via Bath and Salisbury. It took us about two hours to reach Bath where we were driven around the city then up to the Golden Crescent where all the wealthy people have townhouses built into a half circle that overlooks the town. I grabbed a couple of quick shots then jumped back on the bus. We were then taken to the city center to explore the Roman baths. We were told we would have only an hour to look around and grab a bite to eat. I'd explored the Roman baths and museum...Jump to full entry
Jun 1, 2016 - Day 10 Kington Langley to Oxford through the Cotswolds and back
It was heaven having our own little cottage. I woke early and enjoyed the luxury of lying around in a very comfortable, cosy bed. Decided to go for a run as we haven't been doing a lot of walking. Spending hours in the car with short walks here and there isn't enough for me so it's good to take the opportunity to move when I can. It just started drizzling as I set off for my run so I wasn't sure whether to keep going. I was rugged up so kept going and enjoyed a run down to the main road and back. Not super long however good to stretch my...Jump to full entry
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May 9, 2016 - college life
An earlier start to the day today! It's Monday and there is no one punting today so we continue across the bridge a bit disappointed that the show has come to an abrupt halt. At 11:00am we join a 2 hour Oxford walking tour with Matthew, a Caribbean student who is coming to the end of his studies here. He was full of interesting information about the city (the exact spot where the 3 Oxford martyrs were burned alive at the behest of Queen Mary aka Bloody Mary), about the college grounds (don't walk on the grass as that is where they have...Jump to full entry
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May 8, 2016 - Happy Mother's Day
A slow start to today as Donna didn't exactly jump out of bed at the crack of dawn…………closer to the crack of noon!!! Hey, it was long overdue and much enjoyed! With our walking shoes on we headed through town to find the Thames River. After a few wrong turns and a few blocks in the wrong direction we found ourselves right where we wanted to be! There is a 184 mile trail that follows the Thames from its source through London ultimately ending at Greenwich. We wandered about 6 miles of this lovely path alongside the river through a rural...Jump to full entry
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Jan 20, 2016 - TWO DAYS TO GO
The van is crammed with as much as we could possibly get in for a 10 month trip. Tomorrow we visit Jan's parents and take part in the christening of Jan's mum. The cats know there is something going on and today Littly sat on Jan's coat all day as if to say, "don't leave us". Well, that's how it felt to us. No doubt they will be spoilt rotten by Sharon and Simon. The last week we have been fed and watered by so many of our friends and neighbours wanting to say goodbye, that I think we will be the cause of any excess baggage!! So, we leave...Jump to full entry
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5 Things That Kept Me From Becoming A Writer
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Confession: I used to be scared to call myself the big W word… writer. I was petrified of calling myself a writer because I didn't feel qualified to call myself a writer. I felt like I would be passing as a fraud if I told people that's what I in fact was.
Instead of coming out with it, I would say things like, "I write a lot. I absolutely love to write."
However I would never forthright come and say, "Yo hey! I'm a writer." There are several major reasons why I never did, and I want to go ahead and talk about some the reasons why today.
1. I didn't go to school for writing
I'm sharing this first because it was (and sometimes is, oops) my biggest insecurity. Due to immigration challenges I've not been able to return to college since Spring of 2011... You can do the math I'm sure.
Because of that, everything I know that is "conventional" about writing. I have learned it, truly, on my own. I haven't sat under a professor and learned X, Y, and Z about writing and writing structure. I wasn't taught by a teacher how to break down stories and bring out life from them. I wasn't taught about prose and the entire list of writing jargon we could all go down.
All I had was my brain. A burning desire to change lives. And an overwhelming passion and heart to write. All I had (and still have) was a compelling drive to put the words to paper and do the thing. Write it down, and make it happen.
Listen friend, I was scared.
All the writers I know have degrees, and have gone to certain schools to accomplish their craft. Most of all the writers I know have had real professional teaching to craft their writing to the best of their abilities. I. Did. Not.
So for years, this was a major barrier for me. I didn't feel like I was academically qualified to write. I didn't feel like I had the right to call myself a writer. I felt like a fraud and it was terrible. I finally moved past it and realized that, despite my circumstances, I still have the right to call myself a writer. I shook off my mental insecurities and dove deep.
Now I have no problem saying the words, "I am a writer." As a matter fact, I do so, sometimes, even with smile and *hair flip.*
2. I thought you had to be published
Y'all! I seriously thought that you couldn't call yourself a writer if you didn't have a book out in the world, published. I thought saying, "I'm an author" even though you have no books on shelves, was taboo. I was unaware of the phrase, "I'm a pre-published writer." And YES, this. is. legitimate.
I had a faux belief that if I had the audacity to open my mouth and say, "Yes, I'm a writer… I'm an author" even though my book isn't out yet, made me a fraud. I thought other writers would be offended and look down on me.
But they didn't.
I was lucky enough to befriend writers who supported me and pushed me to get to where I am with my craft.
3. I didn't think I was a good enough writer
True story, I have to combat this thought a LOT. I have to have conversations with myself and remind myself that, not only am I good enough a writer but others enjoy my writings as well.
I slowly had to start learning how to stop beating myself up so much. I had a very negative perspective of my craft and when I stepped back, I realized my view was sad.
People had more faith in my writing than myself. I had to grow from this and mentally level up. I had to learn to stop comparing myself to others.
Seriously y'all, I was thinking about writers like Cassandra Clare and crying my eyes out because I don't write like her. You may think it silly, but that's how I was because my faith lacked so much in my ability to write.
Because I thought my writing was garbage, I truly believed I wasn't good enough to call myself a writer.
4. I don't have perfect grammar
Ha. Ha. Ha!
Guys, I do not have the best grammar out there! At least not when it's my work. I can spot grammatical errors like clockwork from the works of others.
But my own? Nope. It's tough. I reread my work a lot doing my best for it to be the best, so eventually I end up reading the same sentences again and again thinking that there is nothing else to fix.
I felt like if you weren't a perfect grammar nazi, then you had no right to be calling yourself a writer. My assumption was that all writers on planet earth had a perfect understanding of grammar, which is why they can so easily laugh at all grammar jokes…
Foolish, I know. I learned through my own growth that it's not the grammar that makes you a writer, it's the story within you that does.
And besides, if one's grammar sucks that bad, thank God for editors eh?
5. I had zero confidence in my abilities
My self-esteem was L. O. W. low! It was really sad. I did not believe in myself whatsoever. I was going through a very tough season in my life that caused me to go through severe emotional mood swings.
And many of those mood swings kept me in a place of low self-esteem, depression, and low confidence in myself and in everything I did. It was so bad the uncontrollable emotions bled into my writing and work.
Sad huh? It was that overwhelming! I had no confidence. And I'm not talking about the, square-your-shoulders-lift-your-nose-like-you're-better-than-everyone-else kind of confidence.
I'm talking about the simple, "Wow, Stephanie, this was actually really good. Nice job!" THIS is the kind of confidence I lost. The one that could look past the potential of the writing and be confident enough to say what was there was good enough.
I had to grow mentally. Once I started to love on myself and fall in love with my art, I was able to grow confident enough to say I in fact was a writer… and proud!
Let's bring this home!
After reading these 5 reasons, I myself can see just how silly they are. They were no real reason to keep me from owning who I am: a writer.
I had to get over my insecurities in myself and just do the thing. It took serious self-realization to understand fully, "Hey, you write! You're a writer and it's OKAY to say so without feeling funny."
It took me some time to get over the perfection over progress mentality. Nowadays it's the reverse for me. I prefer to practice my art and abilities and grow with everything I have learned along the way.
Plus it's so beautiful to me to see just how far my mind will stretch. How far my ideas will go. How deep my passion will grow.
The beauty now for me is watching my art take on a life for itself bringing me along on a journey not many get to go on.
All because I decided to own that I AM a writer and even though I may not have "everything else" other writers have, I have heart, passion and an unrelenting ability to pick up my pen and carve out a universe.
These silly reasons will no longer hold me back from fulfilling my greatest God-given gift of all.
Writers, like you, who know
Dang well they Can't pants
their way through their novel.
The Pathway From Idea to Manuscript Raodmap, 'fo free!
Sup fam! I'm Stephanie BwaBwa, a pretty simple gal who happens to be a YA fantasy author and has no shame drinking coffee and writing all day. I like helping fellow writers wade through the waters of crafting their stories (I mean let's face it, you have yet ANOTHER trilogy burning in the back of your brain), because, priorities.

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Zimbabwean dictator is said to be ready to leave power and concede defeat. Sorry, but I'm doubtful.
Mad Bob to Leave?
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I am, too. I wonder what my Zimbabwean classmate in my Chinese class from the past few semesters thinks of this. Most importantly, they (the media) don´t recognize what he is: power-hungry. That´s all he wants, power.


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I've just found a very interesting lecture by the legendary physicist Freeman Dyson.
There is a video here, and some of the text here.
My favourite contribution from Dyson is of course the Dyson Sphere.
Anyway, in this lecture from 2005, he is reminding us that heretics in science are important and that we shouldn't always blindly believe the common popular view. He goes on to try to put the problems of global warming into some perspective to try to pull us away from the current popular hysteria in the media. It really is worth a read.
(thanks to Neal Asher who linked this recently)
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Our nine spacious rooms and suites all have private baths, vaulted wood ceilings, telephones and most have balconies with mountain views. Our flexible accommodations feature either king, queen or twin arrangements and our largest suite can sleep up to five guests. One room is wheelchair accessible. The 8,000 square foot solid cedar lodge features crackling fireplaces, an outdoor spa and a smoke-free environment for our guest's enjoyment. For guests convenience, a guest laundry and ski room complete with boot and glove dryers are available. A hearty breakfast is served each day. Good Medicine Lodge is located minutes from skiing, fishing, golf, skating, Glacier Park, shopping and dining. The free ski bus stops at Good Medicine Lodge during the ski season.
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Fun & Functional Bubbles
We recently contracted our first family cold of the season and in the miserable middle of it, Laurel and I found great fun and relief in California Baby's Colds & Flu Bubble Bath. Like all products in California Baby's impressive line, this bubble bath contains organic and sustainably grown ingredients (free of nut oils, gluten, soy, oat, dairy, or parabens) that are safe for babies, kids, and adults. California Baby also offers a number of products that are specially formulated for sensitive skin.
The herbal, biodegradable Colds & Flu bubble bath is scented with Douglas fir and eucalyptus that effectively cuts through congestion. Laurel and I spent our first moments in the tub (yes, I jumped right in to alleviate my symptoms, although I suppose I could have inhaled from the outside...) gratefully breathing in and out through our nose holes, and then she quickly forgot her cold and went crazy over the bubbles, both via the foam in the tub and with the included wand. She now wants bubbles at every bath and I plan on trying some of the other yummy aromatherapy scents. I'd just suggest pouring some of the mix into a small, handled plastic cup for your kid to hold during bubble blowing. Otherwise, you risk losing the whole 13 oz. bottle in the tub to giggly, slippery paws.


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Heres a Video Ad campaign I made for SkinMud based in Sheffield, widely used on social media
The Chimney House Food Photoshoot
Working along side 93ft and a catering company, we produced this set of top down food shots for The Chimney House based in Kelham Island Sheffield.
Mezzino Interior Photoshoot Manchester
Another interior and exterior photoshoot for Mezzino over in Manchester photographing there recently refurbished show flats.
Pump & Grind Chesterfield Food / drink photoshoot
Heres some new photography from a food drink and interior shoot at the all new Pump & Grind in Chesterfield
Brocelli 1831 Sheffield Interiors / lifestyle
My second shoot for the all new bar in Sheffield on Eccelsall road Brocelli 1831, this time we finished off the interior exterior and some lifestyle shots.
93ft Office Move Video
Deisgn agency 93ft based in Sheffield move to their amazing new office space Globeworks > Mobry House. Shorty arty video to capture the memories
Skin Mud - LAUNCH!
New product Skin Mud is soon to hit the world wide market, I had the pleasure of shooting their first product shots. More life style and product shots to come working with this amazing new brand, keep your eyes peeled.
TR Speed 12 - Another photoshoot for the launch of this new supercar
The Second shoot for Helical based in Lythum St Annes, finishing off some video whilst shooting interor and engine bay shots for the brouchure launch of this amazing new supercar TR Speed 12 V12 Twin Turbo.
Brocelli 1831 Sheffield Photoshoot
The All new Brocelli 1831 has come to Eccelsall road in Sheffield, and I had the previllage of shooting some of their amazing food and drink offerings. Schedualed in for next week are the interior / exterior / lifestyle shots
93ft Print
I have worked along side 93ft design agency in Sheffield on many many projects over the last few years. This particular photoshoot was of their print portfolio, We shot the images in The ChImney House Based in Kelham Island Sheffield.
Tentsile Shoot 5
Another successful shoot for world wide tree tent company Tentsile, building up a catalogue of their tent collection, shot in the peak district sheffield
Jöro Shoot - The Guardian Newspaper
Last week I shot some Food and interior photos for London based Newspaper The Guardian up here in Sheffield for the all new JORO Restaurant. Check out the images and article below.
A personal film project - make of it what you wish Directed and filmed by Tom Kahler, Second camera / drone operator Kun Quian.
Bailey of Sheffield Photoshoot
Sheffield Steel, Sheffield brand, Sheffield photographer, in sheffield. I had the pleasure of working with Local brand Bailey of Sheffield shooting some life style images for web social and print use, check out their gallery in the link below.
Adams Bay Restaurant
A few months ago I worked with an a doncaster agent We are Formed to produce some interior and food photography content for a Restaurant in Gainsborough. Adams bay
Apartment Chesterfield photoshoot
Last week I had the pleasure of shooting some social media and web content for Apartment Bar in Chesterfield, we shot a combination of product and life style shots with a bit of a twist. Can't wait to see these flooding social media.
West Cornish Pasty Co Photoshoot
West Cornish Pasty Co are a repeat client of mine, this was the 2/3 shoots I've done for them which have made it to print throughout all of their stores and their website as seen below. click on the link to see more.
Leadmill Interior photoshoot
Another amazing interior design and build by 93ft in Sheffield. I had the pleasure of photographing the final result, click the link below to see more.
Jaywing Interior photoshoot
Another very exciting interior photoshoot in Sheffield, this amazing space home to Jaywing's offices is incredible. Click the link below to see more photos.


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Leaving and Returning
There was a rainbow in our sky
The day before I had to fly.
Arcing between this corner and the next,
It kissed the viaduct goodbye
then curved and rounded into the distance.
And we watched it fade, through the window.
I thought ahead to the journey,
but in truth it was mundane.
Flying fields and snatches of gossip
at each station on the train.
One puffed, from a guilty packet of fags,
on the concourse of terminal three.
Fish and chips at the last chance café.
Knotted nerves; retracted landing gear,
blank music, food, loss of fear.
Insomnia and the occasional tear.
Conveyors, escalators, loose change in Dubai,
until it was all behind; an arc in the sky.
Now you grin, laugh and say:
'Will you send me a postcard, Grandad?
A picture of you and me, together,
on a roller coaster, forever.'


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Please don't drown on my birthday!
Hey Funnybeasts!
As I write this, the smell of köttbullar fills my nostrils, the wind blows as little birds fly and chirp gayly in the air. Ah, the feeling of Swedish vacation! Most people are out of town, either heading to Way Out West, a summer house somewhere or my personal favorite, fishing!
Being out in the woods is good, I think, at least for me because it allowed for the ole' noggin to wander. "All those who wander are not lost", I think the quote goes. What I found is that there's a life outside of comedy and its pretty exciting. Getting away from the "I gotta make it" mantra is therapeutic because it puts things into proper perspective. This dream is only but a fraction of my life. I was on the net for a bit, and within 30 minutes I realized, "JESUS CHRIST" the world is on fire! From ebola breakouts, war in Gaza and commercial airplanes being gunned down by rebels, comedy seems to pale in comparison.
You learn a lot about yourself when on vacation. One thing I've learned is that I'm a horrible swimmer. Over our vacation it was my fiancé's birthday. The whole family went for a swim because thats what Swedes do, plus there was a not so lagom heat wave happening. With reckless abandon I dived into the lake and was pretty confident in my swimming abilities until I noticed the look on everybody's face from ashore. My swimming technique apparently looks like a frantic panic that resembles a drowning person. I didn't think I was that far out until I heard my lady politely shout "babe… please don't drown on my birthday" which would suck to say the least.
What made it worse is that I really DO know how to swim but my panicked gasping and flailing arms made it seem like I was drowning. Perception people! I was panicking all the while I could've easily just put my feet on the lake floor, apparently I was still in shallow water. I literally walked back to shore with this look on my face like "I have no idea what just happened". Here's the kicker, I was trying so hard my engagement ring fell off, IN THE LAKE! So now mormor and everybody is putting on Goggles, diving to find this needle in a haystack ring, in a lake! Luckily my super handy father in law found it after a few dips, he didn't have goggles on or anything, just boom "Jag hittade den" after like 5 minutes.
I thought I was a great swimmer because I took a swimming 101 course like a decade ago (yikes kinda set myself up for that one), its no wonder my crawl looked like crap. I think as comics we are all slightly afflicted by this thought process. "I have done X amount of years so I should have this manager, I should be booked on these shows, get better press, have this much credibility", but what have we done to actually achieve those entitled goals? Where does this self-entitlement come from? I'm guilty of thinking this more times than I should, but how can I not when social media outlets tell me how much greater everybody else is doing? That's when it hit me, the only reason I felt my comedy career is in the toilet is because I'm comparing an inflated digital self to everyone else's. Social media is nothing but hype, likes and shares. Follows, pins and grandiose flair. No one is wading in the water except me. Actually many are wading in the water but its not being shown on my FB feed. There, everybody's making it!
Back to the swimming, I didn't want to be super bad at swimming so you know what I did… PRACTICED! I asked my lady for tips and pointers every day. Now, I've practiced the swedish breast stroke so much I went up a whole bra size, say hello to these B's (shoulder shimmy). I'm still no Michael Phelps but I do look less panicky than before.
I sat down today to write about my vacation and why its good to take a hiatus from your dreams. Almost drowning, grilling dogs, picking raspberries and living life is therapeutic fun! I felt way more alive almost drowning, loosing my ring and just being away from it all that I realized life is greater than me and hey maybe even got a new bit! You can't be a great comic without experiencing things, otherwise what would you talk about? Almost drowning (more like a water panic attack) made me realize that I might loose something precious if I don't check my ego. My life, my ring, my career, my dream? One in the same. The lesson here comedy comrades? Family is the floaty arms of life. (The more you know) J/K. Just enjoy the rest of your summer comedy comrades and wear a life vest!


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100 Clinton St
Camden, NJ 08103
Enjoy breakfast served from the Battleship's Chowline, take a tour of the World's Greatest Battleship, win prizes and meet Santa Claus! The annual Breakfast with Santa aboard the Battleship will take place on Saturday, Dec. 8 from 9am to 11am.
Guests will enjoy a hot breakfast of Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Hashbrown Potatoes, Cereal, Homemade Danish, Orange Juice,
Coffee, Tea, Decaf, Hot Chocolate Station with all condiments– all served from the Chowline, the same way it was served to sailors of the USS New Jersey.
We'll also have some fun activities for kids and all guests can enter to win some great prizes. Guests will also meet Santa and have their photo taken with him aboard the Big J! At the end of the breakfast, all guests can experience a Fire Power tour of the Battleship!
Tickets are $18 for children 12 and under and $24 for adults. Active military families will pay just $10 per person. Battleship members get a 20% discount.


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The ATX bridge tool allows you to start the PSU without the motherboard being connected to the PSU.
The tool will fit both 20 and 24pin ATX power supplies.
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Deep Tissue Barefoot Massage
Using soft, clean feet and overhead bars for balance, this massage is known as "the most luxurious massage on the planet!" Make your appointment to experience pain relief and relaxation.
*If you have certain medical issues this massage may not be appropriate. Please contact me prior to booking to discuss*
Request an appointment now for a Deep Tissue Barefoot Massage!
45 minute - $60
1 hour- $80
75 minute- $100
1.5 hour- $120
2 hour- $200
Pre- and Post-natal Massage
Performed with the mother to be lying on a pregnancy cushion and tailored to a pregnant bodies specific needs, prenatal massage provides significant physical stress relief. This massage is swedish-style, done with the therapist's hands. 1 hour session regular price is $80
Stone Massage
This hour massage utilizes both hot and cool stones. Heat from warm basalt stones penetrates deeply to help loosen and soothe tight muscles, and cool marble stones are used to reduce inflammation to create a balanced and rejuvenating treatment. 1 hour $100
"I received a barefoot ashiatsu massage from Ginger...it was the BEST MASSAGE I've ever had. The perfect amount of pressure to loosen all my tight muscles, combined with the relaxation and pampering that is a must with any good massage. I'll never go anywhere else!! (But I WILL be returning for more - frequently!)"
— Sara
"After losing a good massage therapist who moved out of state, I took my time trying to find a really good massage therapist. A colleague recommended Ginger so I set up an appointment. I was excited to try the "ashiatsu" massage therapy, which is where Ginger uses bars overhead to help support herself as she gives a massage with her feet. It was absolutely blissful! I've had many massages but my first ashiatsu massage with her was the best I'd ever had! Recently I had surgery and was unable to have ashiatsu done for a short while, so she listened to my needs and created an outstanding massage that didn't interfere with my surgery site at all. I feel so lucky to have found Ginger - her exquisite attention to my needs and her sincere care for my health and welfare make her an absolute gem. Thanks Ginger!!!"
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How To Regain Your Sense of Wonder
I remember watching documentaries as a child about mountain climbers and adventurers. Every scene made me want to strap on a backpack and go explore some unknown part of the earth. As adults, I feel we've lost that ability to look at the world through fresh eyes. Blame it on technology, Google Earth or simply access to travel. Whatever it is, wonder seems to have escaped us. That's why most people are envious of long-term travelers or people who live outside the normal parameters of what we consider life. But isn't that exactly what those mountain climbers in the documentaries did? The stars laid out before me one night as I sprawled out on a dock on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas. I was sitting next to my friend Josh and my cousin Julie and never before had I seen so many celestial beings in nature. We were far from major towns so light pollution was low and the stars seemed to dance off one another. In my gut I could feel the pull of the heavens, yearning to reach out and swipe my hand through the cosmic dust. It was a once in a lifetime view, uninterrupted by storms or clouds.
The Wonder Next Door
Nowadays, that sense of wonder is getting harder and harder to come by. If you're like me, travel seems hard on a normal 9-5 work schedule. But the truth is, you don't need to travel far to experience wonder. Any place can be filled with wonder if you only learn to see it with new eyes. My wife and I are consciously working towards finding the wonder in the city we've lived in for years. It's easy to take for granted the things we see on a day-to-day basis. I find that bringing my camera along to take pictures helps me focus on what is beautiful and awe-inspiring in the day-to-day.
So as you go about your life, find wonder in everything. Train your eyes to look for the beautiful, the broken, the weird. You'll find that there's more of it around you than you think.
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dr. grisham beams when he looks up from my chart. "i've never been happier to see you," he says warmly. today his glasses frames are small and scarlet; he looks exhausted, but i am his star pupil, the easiest biophysical profile to round off a stretch of long clinic hours.
i am 35 and a half weeks, but my uterus doesn't quite seem to know it. "you might be hiding this baby sideways," dr. grisham remarks while struggling to measure my belly. it continues to flatten out while i'm horizontal, dr. hughes' enduring legacy of a magic trick. "your fundal height is lagging behind, but that could be because of your surgery."
fundal height is a term, like so many others, that has superseded papa john's coupon and dogs posing like humans in my google search results. it's one of a thousand iterations of measurements logged in the course of pregnancy, measured from the top of my uterus to an area further south that makes me rather relieved to still be clad in cute underwear at this point.
it doesn't feel like my uterus is any smaller than it should be. it has finally managed to balloon up to my ribs, compacting my stomach into a thimble that exists purely for the collection of acid. last night i achieved my ultimate nightmare- forced to sleep sitting up to fend off the imminent threat of choking on reflux. several times a day, the burn crawls up my esophagus, threatening to become a whole thing. several more times a day, i promise myself that i will immediately switch to an exclusively yogurt diet for the next month.
instead, i bake and eat two dozen chocolate chip cookies.
i have now gained 25 lbs, which is still on the conservative end- but there are some days when i look at my thighs and feel panic creeping up my chest, faster and more volatile than the worst episode of esophageal reflux. when i step on the scale at dr. grisham's office, i wipe my mind blank like i've been placed under the imperius curse. you will lose the baby weight, i tell myself sternly. you will always lose the weight. it has become a daily mantra.
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so then i decide not to delve in, not to keep exploring how wretched and baseless my fears get. i try not to envision myself with brows unfilled and bereft of lashes, dead-eyed with sleep deprivation and uncomfortably lumpy in an ill-fitting cardigan, showing up to the office in flip flops, saying lol this is motherhood i guess idk someone please kill me. i talk to ian about division of labor, draw up a night schedule, slowly shift away work responsibilities like i'll ever really be able to unbury myself from the avalanche that awaits me.
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"we do talk about everything," ian says happily, still scrolling through pictures of dogs on instagram.
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i am less nervous about this potential turn of events because james' biophysical profiles have been so routinely outstanding. the minute dr. grisham's ultrasound wand makes contact, we visualize perfect breathing movements.
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The Houston Police Department earlier this month nabbed a suspect in at least 14 burglaries, they announced this week.
Torron Jermaine Alexander, 42, was hit with a charge of two counts of burglary for a series of crimes police say took him from one U-Haul business to another since late April.
Police said Alexander focused not just on U-Haul stores but also community storage locations and stole cash and televisions from one of those businesses. It wasn't clear if he was just a fan of those reality storage war shows and was maybe looking for something more.
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Cops have accused him of targeting the following locations:
March 3 - U-Haul at 6505 Fondren March 3 - U-Haul at 10621 Main March 17 - Community Self Storage at 2515 Washington Avenue March 18 - Community Self Storage at 2515 Washington Avenue March 22 - U-Haul at 14225 Northwest Freeway March 23 - Community Self Storage at 2101 South Voss March 24 - Community Self Storage at 12906 Fry Road (Harris County) March 26 - U-Haul at 8550 State Highway 6 North (Harris County) March 30 - U-Haul at 10220 Old Katy Road March 30 - Community Self Storage at 2515 Washington Avenue April 13 - Community Self Storage at 2101 South Voss April 14 - U-Haul at 5503 Almeda Road April 22 - U-Haul at 2222 Southwest Freeway April 27 - U-Haul at 6808 Bissonnet
Police say Alexander would scope out the locations and go there when they were closed. He had a stolen U-Haul truck, and would break a window to gain entry. Before he was arrested, he led police on a short chase.
"Authorities in Fort Bend County arrested Alexander following a short vehicle pursuit on May 5. He remains in the Fort Bend County Jail on charges of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, felony evading and a burglary of a U-Haul in that county."


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by Stephanie Hayes
What do you bring someone who is in hospital for a long time, other than flowers? Food is not allowed. Novels can be challenging to read when you're pumped with drugs and navigating pain. In the works, is a "coffee table" type book, filled with stories and pictures of people who accomplished great things while ill or bed-ridden, beautiful renderings of the human body and its great capacity, as well as room to personally document the hospital experience. It's funny, beautiful and tender gift for people in hospital. Easy to flip through, easy on the eyes and filled with the quiet beauty and lonely ache that is lying in a hospital bed.
a hospital Chronology:
5 spinal surgeries
1 staff infection
1 allergic reacting to contrast fluid
Total number of week in bed: 16


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Police Warning After Spate Of Tool Burglaries
21 May 2011, 08:46 | Updated: 21 May 2011, 08:49
Police are issuing advice after a number of burglaries for metal and tools in St Albans and Harpenden at houses which are being renovated.
The most recent incident happened on Rothamsted Avenue in Harpenden between 8.10pm and 8.20pm on Wednesday (May 18). Three offenders have stolen copper piping from the building by removing it from the walls before being disturbed by the occupant.
There was also a similar incident overnight between May 16 and 17 on Pondswick Close in St Albans. One or more offenders have taken three pairs of site safety Wellingtons.
Two further incidents happened this month on Avenue Road in St Albans between 4.30pm and 5pm on May 10, and on Gurney Court Road in St Albans overnight between May 4 and 5. Power tools were taken in the second crime.
During April there was a burglary on Dellfield in the city between April 30 and May 2, and between 14 and 15 April in Sandridge, St Albans, a number of power tools were taken from a house.
Detective Sergeant Nina Winfield, investigating, said: "I would like to remind residents to ensure their properties are secure at all times, particularly if they are having renovation work done.
"The combination of high-value power tools and renovation materials like copper pipping left insecurely in homes which are often empty while being renovated is an open invitation for burglars. We are urging residents not to make themselves easy targets in this way."
She added: "These burglaries above may be linked, but I would also like to encourage anyone if they have any information around them to come forward."
Police are issuing the following advice:
- Keep premises secure when not working on them and arrange for security during the night where possible.
- Be alert and report any suspicious activity you see during the day.
- Make others who are working on the site aware of being security conscious.
- Remove tools and other equipment of high value from the site, where possible.
Anyone with any information on this crime should ring DS Winfield via the non-emergency number 0845 33 00 222. Alternatively, call Crimestoppers (an independent charity) anonymously on 0800 555111.


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Non-traditional use of smalti is all the rage! Learn how to create fun colourful smalti "shag" mosaic in this hands-on, two day workshop. The first day begins with a comprehensive lecture and slide show on the "whys and wherefores" of smalti, followed by an examination of suitable bases, adhesives, and design possibilities for this technique. The cutting of the matchstick sized "shags", a process that requires some finesse and precision, will be demonstrated, and practiced.
Shag rug mosaic has it's own laying style and andamento technique that is both fascinating and complicated. Margo will show you how to navigate the various decisions required for each section and piece. Expect lots of great tips on how to both create your piece and make it even more interesting. Class participants will receive individual attention as they work on a 15cm by 15cm (or similar) shag rug style mosaic in smalti. Those students who do not finish will leave with materials to finish their project. Students will depart with the skills to make creative shag rug style mosaics on their own. This course will particularly benefit those students of all levels who want to try working with smalti, to learn to cut more precisely, or to explore a crazy, unusual, spiky type of mosaic.


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Beehive Removal from Black Mountain, Sunshine Coast
For the second time in 5 days I was removing a beehive from an Airbnb, this time from a Black Mountain cottage on the Sunshine Coast.
It was the first beehive removal in a while that I got to work from the outside of the building, removing the weather boards to expose the colony. These bees were getting in through a knot-hole in the western red cedar cladding and had made quite a start on building some pretty impressive comb.
The comb was very fresh, white and fragile and contained quite a lot of nectar making it heavy and really tricky to handle without breaking. Judging by the comb I would estimate that this colony had been in the wall for only about a week or so despite the amount that they had managed to build. Some of the comb was already half a metre long and they had not plans on stopping there.
Thank you to Richie for calling us in to do this beehive removal and save the bees.


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Top tips for getting around Vietnam's countryside and cities, from north to south.
There are many methods of transport you can choose from to journey around Vietnam. The train is the most comfortable, flying is the fastest and buses are the cheapest.
Car and motorbike taxis offer an easy way to travel around major cities. As visitors find taxis cheap, they tend to choose these over public transport. Car rental is uncommon, though it is common for tourists to hire a car and driver. Many travellers also buy and sell or rent motorbikes to travel through the country. However, traffic in the cities is very chaotic, so it's probably a good idea to stick to taxis or private car hire for city sightseeing.
Travelling between cities
Sleeper and overnight trains: Experiencing trains in Vietnam is considered a must, and they stop at all major tourist spots between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. They're more expensive than buses but much more comfortable as sleeper cabins are available. You should book trains in advance, especially during peak season.
Internal flights: If you have limited time, flying is your best option. Budget airlines such as Jetstar Asia and Air Asia offer affordable flights to all the major cities.
Bus: Travelling by bus is the cheapest option. They run daily from all major tourist spots, and you can book one at the last minute. Many are overnight sleeper buses, which have seats that can be fully reclined.
Public transport within major cities
Types of transport: Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are both serviced by buses. In Hanoi public buses can be recognised by their red, white and yellow colour. In Ho Chi Minh City they are white and green.
Paying for transport: Bus fares must be paid for in cash. In Hanoi a single ticket costs VND5,000–10,000 depending on how far you are traveling. In Ho Chi Minh City it costs VND3,000–10,000.
Getting to and from the airport: From Hanoi International Airport (Noi Bai) catch the number 7 bus to Kim Ma station, or the number 17 bus to Long Bien station. Tickets cost VND5,000 and it takes an hour to get into the city centre. Mini buses are available and cost VND32,000–64,000 to take you to the city centre or directly to your accommodation. They depart once they are full.
From Ho Chi Minh City Tan Son Nhat International Airport take the 152 bus if you are arriving between 6am and 6pm. The stop is located directly outside the international terminal. The more luxurious 109 bus is also available and departs from Column 15 at the international terminal, and Column 18 at the domestic terminal.
Best apps for getting around: There are no apps for public transport, but Grab is great for finding taxis and motorbike taxis, and Uber is also available.
Vietnam car hire rental companies
Hiring a car to drive around Vietnam is not common for tourists and is illegal without a Vietnamese driver's licence. A popular alternative is to hire a car and driver, which is negotiable and affordable and can be hired per day. Having a driver also means you get a guide to show you around the city, and their English is usually good.
If you are intending to hire a car to drive yourself, Avis is one company that provides a meet-and-greet service at both Hanoi International Airport and Ho Chi Minh City International Airport. You can search for local car rental companies and pre-book your rental from the airport websites. Alternatively, you can book direct with Avis.
Taxis and Uber
Taxi: Car and motorbike taxis can be hailed from the side of the road. Both hire cars and taxis can be booked in advance.
Uber: Uber is available in Hanoi and costs VND25,000–375,000 from Noi Bai International Airport to the city centre. From Ho Chi Minh City International Airport to the city centre it costs VND86,000–180,000.
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Fashion Collaboration for Nursing Conference
Gray's Fashion & Textiles staff have produced a conceptual garment for RGU hosted nursing conference.
The conference held here at RGU was the venue and focus for the collaboration between staff from the School of Nursing & Midwifery and the Gray's Fashion staff. The conceptual garment was produced in response to nursing staffs concerns about nurses not having enough hours in the day.
The nurses gown which sports additional arms to allow a nurse to accomplish more tasks in the working day was displayed at the conference and was warmly received by those attending the conference.


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Things To Do During The Easter Holidays
Two weeks with the kids can seem quite daunting.
They are usually so engaged with school and worked pretty hard, going from one activity to another.
Firstly, don't be scared or ashamed to give them a few days off. You don't need to pack every part of every day with activity. School days do take it out of them and they deserve to rest and have a break. If the weather is nice, let them roam the garden, play with toys they don't normally get to and fill their air with lungs if a great idea. Get them to help sort the garden out after the winter months, maybe plant some flowers or get them to help mow the lawn. They might want to just relax with a book.
Get up early one morning and hide some cheap chocolate Easter eggs around the garden and/or house. This will give them a full morning of exploring and looking for treats.
We've got a junk modelling box where we put empty kitchen rolls or boxes and our kids ask to keep bits and pieces to build with later. They have a great time doing it, their creations are awesome and it costs us nothing.
Going out for dinner can be tempting but it can cost loads. We sometimes buy supermarket pizzas and have a 'pizza picnic' in the living room. Sometimes with a DVD on. Picking things they wouldn't usually do, or giving options to do something different is exciting for them.
If you do want to get out and about, look for free museums or community events that are happening. The cinema, theme parks or even swimming can be so expensive but the train ride (I know, a cost but you can get cheap tickets!) to a museum can be just as fun as the museum itself. I know Liverpool Museum has free entry and will entertain kids for hours.
Go for a walk in the woods or around a reservoir. Getting their wellies on & splashing in some puddles or squelching through some mud is fantastic. They'll have a great day and sleep well at the end of it.
Of course, they might have ideas of their own. I know that some of the best ideas my little ones have don't cost anything, they just have it in their heads that that is what they want to do with their time.
Let me know your other free ideas over on Twitter & have an amazing school holiday!


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Panache speaks on his new video, the day of the shoot and the message within the song. 'Look Around'Music video out 5/05/11.
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Thankyou gospel cypher for your continuous support. The Lord is really using you guys . be encouraged family
Love you brother!
It's fantastic to see you out there putting time and effort in to proclaim the love of the one true God, Jesus Christ.
Keep faithful to God, he never stops being faithful to us!
"But God, being rich in mercy, because of the great love with which he loved us, even when we were dead in our trespasses, made us alive together with Christ—by grace you have been saved— and raised us up with him and seated us with him in the heavenly places in Christ Jesus, so that in the coming ages he might show the immeasurable riches of his grace in kindness toward us in Christ Jesus. For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast." (Ephesians 2: 4-9)
Love, grace and peace!


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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), a branch of the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), recently started its new Safe Cars Save lives public awareness campaign.
The campaign encourages people to find out at least twice annually whether their vehicles are part of any recalls, and take action as soon as possible to get their vehicles fixed if they are part of any recalls.
The campaign includes online banner ads that show how safety should always be a top priority. The ads also show that guaranteeing vehicles are recall-free could help save lives. The campaign encourages drivers to check for recalls when they change their clocks in the fall and spring to adjust for daylight saving time, to ensure two checks per year.
"Recalls are a serious safety issue that should be promptly addressed," U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said. "An informed consumer is one of our strongest allies in ensuring recalled vehicles are repaired. Do not wait to act if your car is under recall and the parts are available."
In 2015, there were approximately 90 recalls for 52 million vehicles in the U.S. Each year, 25 percent of recalled vehicles on average go unfixed.
"Safe Cars Save Lives is a critical effort for building public awareness of recalls and is the first national campaign aimed at empowering vehicle owners," NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind said. "Millions of vehicles are recalled every year. Old, new, used or leased – one of those recalled vehicles could be yours. Check your VIN (number) – Safe Cars Save Lives."


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I got up at 3.30 AM and drove a borrowed old Volvo home to Erland in Helsingborg, where we shifted car and then went to pick up Johnny in Markaryd. Erland and Johnny are friends that share the interest for nature photography and they are also members in PhotoNatura. We spent the day at Hornborgasjön to see the migrating Cranes.
The sun shone from a clear blue sky and no wind. We started the early morning at the Nature Room on the east side of the lake with grebes and gulls. Then a turn to Ytterberg where we took a couple of sandwiches and just hang out in the sun – Still no wind and over 20 degrees but very little activity as well.
We then decided to go to "Trandansen" and the hordes of people and cranes. There were 19,900 Cranes (Grus grus), which so far is the highest number this year. I have a hard time understanding how the calculation of the birds are done but I suppose there is a great scheme in place! I experimented with slow shutter speeds and double exposures. It is difficult to vary the pictures and there are many photographers on location. We are probably all getting home with similar images – a crane against a blue sky does not feel like you can get any further with…
It is two years since I last was in a hide up here but it's a completely different experience than standing among hundreds of other visitors as we did today. There is something special when you lie all night and listen to all the birds at the lake. Whooper swans (Cygnus cygnus) and ducks that sing and churn. At sunrise the cranes will fly in to the shores of the lake and a frenetic activity begins right outside the hide. It's close enough for using fisheye lenses and the huge amount of birds makes it a unique event – I miss that and despite I promised myself never to do it again I think I will get here and sit in a hide next year.


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Newborn Photography (watch me grow package)
We were very nervous about going for our newborn shoot as our baby was having a cluster feed day and thought we wouldn't manage any pictures.
Vicki was so supportive, encouraging and patient, allowing us time to feed and settle him between getting some amazing pictures. She gave no time pressures and made it a thoroughly enjoyable experience.
Nicola, 5* Google Review
Family Photography
We had a photo shoot at a local park in November, my children range in age from 14 to 23yrs and Vickie made us all feel relaxed and we had some amazing photos with big smiles, especially from two of my 4 that really aren't keen on photos being taken. They are fab and make me smile and feel happy and so proud of my lovely family everyday.
Melanie, 5* Google Review
Newborn Photography
Just fabulous! Vicki made sure Amelia was comfy at all times and we were so lucky to help try out some new poses for her. At 2 weeks old Amelia was amazingly comfortable with Vicki she slept through her photoshoot!...the outcome was a set of completely stunning photos which captured Amelia perfectly. Thank you so so much you are just fabulous!
Kate, 5* Facebook Review
Cake Smash Photography
I would give 6 stars if that was an option!! Had 2 cake smash' done with vicki and am extremely happy with the photos that I've received! Such a lovely and patience lady, I didn't think we was going to get any nice photos of my youngests cake smash because she was pretty miserable the whole time but with a little bit of patience and music we managed to get absolutely stunning photos!!
Sophie, 5* Facebook Review
Family Photography
We absolutely love all of the photos we've had taken by Vicki at Photographvie! Vicki makes you feel calm and relaxed during sessions, even with a toddler who may not want to have his photo taken, and we will continue to return to her for our family photo shoots.
Sarah, 5* Google Review
Newborn Photography
A well deserved 5* review! She is absolutely amazing, welcoming for both adults and children. With her patience, we managed to get some lovely pictures out of a very grumpy baby - thank you!
Alana, 5* Facebook Review
Newborn Photography (watch me grow package)
Vicki managed to settle my 4 day old baby Belle in the most gorgeous photogenic poses (despite none of us being able to!) Not only did Belle settle with her, Vicki's gentle and lovely manner meant that Stephan and i felt so comfortable handing Belle over to her. The photographs were magical and the prices are very reasonable! Cannot wait for our next session, I cannot rate Vicki any higher!
Charlotte, 5* Google Review
Bluebell Mini Session
My Son has been having photography sessions with Vicki since he was 3 months old, now 17 months. Vicki is amazing with young children photography and can really capture their attention and get great photos. Very child friendly. With some effective props and backdrops and is very adaptable to individual needs.
Jen, 5* Facebook Review
Family Photography
Vicki was fantastic. She did our wedding photos 5 years ago which I love to look at as she captured the day so beautifully. So she was the obvious choice when we wanted a family shoot with our children. She was fantastic with the children & helped them to relax so she was able to capture their personalities really well. Lots more beautiful photos to treasure & a fun day out to add to our memories
Lisa, 5* Facebook Review
Wedding Photography
Vicki was wonderful . Made us feel at ease and was wonderful with the kids too. The photo booth in the evening was great fun and quick to go up online for guests to see and print. Excellent prices and so friendly to work with. Will be getting her services in the future.
Cat, 5* Google Review
Vicki first took our sons photos when he was about a year old, and we have since had a family shoot and a cake smash! Vicki is just wonderful with children and is relaxed, friendly and has such a talent for capturing natural, beautiful shots. Vicki also supplied us with a photobooth for our wedding and everyone had so much fun! We now have so many wonderful memories to treasure forever - we highly recommend Photographvie and we will be using Vicki for all of our future photographs!
Amy, 5* Facebook Review
Waiting for Santa Image & Christmas Mini Session
Vicki was brilliant photographing my daughter. She was very relaxed, patient and creative. The finished photos were beautiful and will make perfect gifts for my friends and family. Highly recommended service!
Sarah, 5* Facebook Review