Thank you for visiting the blog. This is where you should be able to find out about the latest & greatest from Christine Gallagher photography. However, I am a terrible blogger. I can’t spell, I have writers block more times then not and I have decided it is best to leave the blogging world behind. I do however, do social media very well and you can see the latest and greatest on my Facebook page!

My blog will remain live, for google purposes. All the links work but it is best to check out my website at: www.christinegallagher.net, for my current work and information.

Thanks!

Christine

In the process of reworking my website, I am testing different gallery options. This is one.

Proud parents Emily & J.C were married over New Years Eve weekend 6 years ago. There are no words that I could write here to explain the love I have for them and their family! Congratulations to you both!

2012 was the first year I ever made a resolution and stuck to it,  my resolution was to always replace the toilet paper roll. Not the most compelling resolution, but I am proud of myself none the less! I haven’t decided on what 2013′s resolution will be, or even if I should try to rival such an accomplishment as always replacing the TP roll.

These days, staying awake long enough to see the ball drop is something to celebrate. My kids however, anticipate this day all year. It is after all, the ONLY night of the year, that they can stay up until midnight! Don’t you remember how exciting that was when you were a kid? They love all the crazy hats, confetti & noise makers! And the kids, well they have the ability to make even me see the value in spending $20 at party city!

May 2013 be funfetti worthy for all of us! Happy New Year!

Well, my son is a wonderful young man, he opens the door for others, he says please, thank you, Yes Sir, No Ma’am. He works hard at school and he does his homework willingly. So when you really think about it, why not let him? There will be bigger battles down the road, ones that will send him to his room angry & leave me in tears… ones that will make me question why I wanted to be a parent in the first place. This I know, as I haven’t ever met a parent who said the teenage years were a cake walk.

So… I am now the proud mother of a sweet, blue hair boy and it actually suits him very well!

There is no denying the magic that this time of year brings. Regardless of your faith, how close you are to your families, if you are a parent, or not. There is something in the air, something undefinable. This year, my youngest learned the truth about the man in the red suit. It broke her heart, heck… it broke my heart. I didn’t want the magic to die for her. I explained to her, that sometimes, even when we know something is not real, it is important to believe. Important to believe in the magic, that as long as we believe, in a sense, the man in story will live on inside us. Life offers so many wonderful things, this holiday season, I am thankful for the magic that my children bring into my life. And someday, as my daughter is watching her children experience all that is amazing & magical during the holidays, she will definitely believe again! Merry & Christmas and Happy Everything! Love, Christine