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Baby Eliza is my very special, first official portrait session in the Big Easy. Giving credit where credit is due, she came with confident parents who never ran out of stamina. Eliza is flashing her best grin not for the photographer but for the studio soundtrack — her Mommy’s amazing voice, singing original songs inspired…
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Wow, great job Christine. Beautiful photos.

Three weeks ago, I set out as an aspiring student in search of a yoga studio. Today, I bought it. The journey from Point A to Point B was every bit as whirlwind and/or crackpot as it must sound, plus some. The short story version begins with the move to New Orleans. First things first:…
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Namaste!
How absolutely exciting!! I love yoga and am green with envy but tickled pink you’ve found something…..something wonderful!!
ummm…looks more like a marijuana leaf than a lotus blossom.
Thank you!
Woodhams, you make me laugh.
How’s this?
That’s incredible, Christine. Congratulations.
You always surprise, in a good way.
Hey Christine,
I just wanted to let you know that you are officially the 15,000 client of MBO. You are kind of a big deal around and just wanted to let know that you are now part of MINDBODY history. Congratulations and welcome!
Best Wishes,
Trevor Hadley
Absolutely awesome! You are kinda crazy, and I’m sure that is what makes you who you are! You are outstanding and a model for many of us who should do more things like this. Kinda outside of our box, so to speak! Congrats and good luck with this new adventure!
Wow, congratulations, Christine!! That is exciting news. I wish you all the best! Namaste.
C, SO HAPPY FOR YOU!! Hope it not only profits your wallet but you soul. And would a ganja leaf be so bad? Has enlightened plenty of journalists and writers over the years.
Congrats Christine!
Wishing you all the best!
Randy

Long gone are the days when I could load everything I own into my little Honda, uproot and move in a few hours. Even still, there’s something strangely cathartic about the stress of a move. I think it has to do with the purging of stuff — the shedding of unneeded, unnecessary, unwanted items that…
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I’m happy for you but sad for me that you’re so far away now!
Sooo happy y’all are half way here. Want to help. What can I do??
Lynn
welcome to the neighborhood ~ we are more than thrilled to have you guys moving in next door! can’t wait for our kids to get to know each other – our door is always open!
New Chapter, New Adventure!!!
See all I needed to do was look at your blog to know what is up! So excited for you guys to make the big move! Here’s to your next adventure! Cheers!
ugh! you moved? we never connected — sheesh. that stinks. I often think of you when I drive pass your old exit off of 7100 now that I’m in Fairfax Station. shoot! I am bummed but good luck! stay well! have fun and have a hurricane for me!!!
Congratulations on your move to New Orleans. We are happy to have you in our community. Best of luck to you and your family.
thank you all!!! (I just can’t bring myself to type thank y’all!
) what a wonderful Southern welcome we received from old friends, new friends and friendly strangers. Julia and Cameron, I hope I’ll get to see you once more while we’re in VA, I’ll follow up with party details. Lynn, thank you! I got the sandwich you packed for me for the game, it was fantastic. really, you made that??? I’m glad I got to see you even if short and sweet. Lori, it’s going to be fun! Lora and Kate, you’ll come visit, I trust? it won’t be long before I see either of you.
crazy stuff, huh? never say never.
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Christine – These are fantastic! Thanks so much for taking them. You will make so many people so very happy in NOLA!
Can’t wait to see the rest.
L,
Connie

I enrolled in a watercolor class at The Art League last winter precisely because I know nothing about watercolor. I have found that studying art in unfamiliar mediums helps me to see the familiar more clearly — that is to say, studying watercolor helps me to solve problems that I come across in, say, photography….
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I read this again today, and I really must say yes the painting reminded me of a lonely cowboy but it was a really nice cowboy. But I never realized it was supposed to be overlooking the pacific ocean with mist and weather. I feel like a cad but then again that is sort of my job.
On another front, Christine is the most professional person I ever had the great fortune to work with, she promised me some quality work and delivered in a fashion that I was totally not used to. Plus she took some fabulous photos of me, so email her and get her to work her photo magic for you. Steve Fleming




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Lora - you’re kidding, right? beautiful family Christine!!!