Little Window To Our World : Easter Break!

Had a great Easter. We have been trying to make it a family thing by having Easter vacation spent together in Sydney and Christmas get together in Brisbane. Until now we have already done two Easters and all Christmas together in three years which is quite a Good Score! Hope to keep it continued.

The main highlights of Easter have been Mahi's photo-shoots, finding a perfect prom dress for our niece, celebrating mahi's half birthday, visiting Tussads ,getting Mahi's hands and feet moulds made and the many trips to the city.

The Easter shoot was one of the most cranky that have gone so far,considering how supportive mahi has always been through all the previous shoots.
The one thing I realized that day was to always have the shoots after this lill model has had her beauty sleep. She is found to be the happiest then.

It was a bit windy therefore Aunt Shubha had wrapped the bunny cozy in a blanky and here goes her first attempt to put her down.....

Didn't seem to work well ............and the lill bunny was all cranky !!

She was again picked cuddled and made familiar with the stuff around ...........

Still not very happy!

The bunny was then strolled around and pacified!!

Finally we got some shots ...not in the best of moods but reasonably well! All thanks to aunt Shubha :)

We then took the appointment to get her hands and feet moulds done from "Twinkle toes".It was lucky to get the appointment soon . Mahi didn't seem to like the idea of getting her movement restricted each time the sweet lady got her hands and feet into the clay. But we did manage to get all the impressions in one go!

They usually take a months time to get it ready and I can't wait to see it any time soon now.

It was then time for our most awaited " Mermaid shoot" and we were all just too excited about it. Daddy took us all to the Coogee beach and this time we waited for our lill mermaid to wake up all fresh , properly fed and cuddled before we got her into the outfit. We were a bit worried about the wind and wrapped up everything as quickly as we could.