Kylie Sabine Photography

Cooper River Bridge

My take on Charleston's Cooper River Bridge.

 

Go Indians

T-Ball is a huge part of my nephews life’s.  I watched every game, they were so cute in full uniform.

I loved the enthusiasm and energy that went into hitting the ball as hard as they could.

Fielding however, was a little different.  Not quite as much enthusiasm or energy but I loved these photos.

I hope the Indians finished the season strongly.

 

 

 

 

She Wore A Little Bitty ...

Our holiday got off to an interesting start. Our luggage went astray and whilst we landed in Charleston our luggage did not!  

Well, actually my husband’s luggage arrived, my bag and the kid’s bag travelled elsewhere without us.  Now at midnight upon our arrival I really could not be bothered to worry about it too much but by 9am the next morning the realisation that we had nothing dawned on me.

Whilst I was having quote ‘major hissy fit’ my beautiful daughter said to me ‘No worries mum, let’s go shopping!’  How simple was that!  And because it was her wonderful idea she got to choose a new swimsuit.

Here she is making the most of it dancing on the beach.

 

My Excuse

OK, it feels like I have abandoned my blog .. OK I did abandon my blog but I have a good excuse - a family holiday!

We braved a 14 hour flight to LA, a further 4 hours at the airport and finally jumping on a plane to Portland.  By the time my husband collected us from Portland airport (some 22 hours after taking off from Sydney) we couldn't string a sentence together, our body clocks had no idea if it was morning or night, we were hungry but didn't want to eat ... we were a mess!

We spent time in Charleston, South Carolina and Portland, Oregon. 

Since being home I have been working through 100's of photos - it's take forever!   I decided to post a couple now and just keep posting until I run out of photos.  In no particular order, here we go.

Welcome to the States.

We arrived in Charleston about a week before 4th July.  I love the fact that you can drive down the road and purchase your fireworks for your family celebration - just don't smoke whilst purchasing your fireworks!!

 

Within days of arriving in Charleston these words were like gold. Temperatures averaged between 35 and 40 degrees every day - YES everyday!