Stories by Kristie Bradfield : Contently

laladesign.com.au

Planning an adults-only wedding? How to say no to kids

Deciding on a family-friendly or adults-only wedding is a really tricky part of wedding planning. If you’ve decided to go the no-kids route, communicating your wishes can be awkward and uncomfortable – but we have a few ideas that make breaking the news a little easier.

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laladesign.com.au

Planning an adults-only wedding? How to say no to kids

This is something we get asked all the time, how do we communicate we don’t children at our wedding?
Deciding on a family-friendly or adults-only wedding is a really tricky part of wedding planning. If you’ve decided to go the no-kids route, communicating your wishes can be awkward and uncomfortable – but we have a few ideas that make breaking the news a little easier.
As soon as you’ve decided to not have kids at your wedding start casually mentioning your choice to your loved ones. If you t...

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petsmagazine.com.au

Australian Mist

With its short coat and sweet disposition, the Australian Mist was developed to be the perfect house cat, as Kristie Bradfield discovers.

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petsmagazine.com.au

Do cats always land on their feet?

We’ve all heard the turn of phrase that cats always land on their feet. Pets Magazine investigates if there is any truth to the saying

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petsmagazine.com.au

Common Cat Myths Exposed

Do cats always land on their feet? Do all cats need to drink cow’s milk? Tim Falk investigates seven common kitty myths and what they mean for your feline friend.
Myth 1: Cats always land on their feet
Cats are quite amazing animals, and their grace and balance is often a magnificent sight to behold. But despite the fact that they have many varied talents, being able to always land on their feet is not one of them.
“Cats have amazingly quick reflexes and are very flexible,” says Dr Joanna Pau...

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katetooncopywriter.com.au

How to write a great bio

This is a guest-post from Kristie Bradfield, an excellent Perth based copywriter with an enviable magazine collection and a weird fear of ankle bones.

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