| SADLY... | Our lovely Kylie, who has been with me for 10 years, has decided to move on in her journey all the way to Australia. | I am devastated for myself but so happy for her and can already imagine her in her little house on the beach, her energy, expertise, flare, in fact all she is will be missed, thank god for Facetime as I become extremely attached to all the wonderful women who come into my life and bring such joy to my experience. When our girls are on holiday in her part of Australia they will be able to visit her if they need anything done. When I first met Kylie I remember her uncertainties and over the years she has fully developed and matured into a calm, relaxed, powerful young lady and I truly believe whatever she does and wherever she goes she will be loved and remembered for her kindness, dedication, not to mention her superb skills. We all wish her well, good luck and good fortune and she knows, if she ever wants to return, that my door is always open. We will miss you Kylie, here are some little memories from some of your team who have known you a long time. | MARINA LONDON STUDIO MANAGER | I met Kylie in 2006 and I remember that day very well as she was the first person I met from Lucinda Ellery as she interviewed me. I have worked with Lucinda Ellery for a long time and during this time have assumed different roles and it has always been an amazing feeling to know I have had Kylie next to me, to work with me and to help me both on a personal and professional basis. I will always miss her and I don’t mean that to sound cliché because I truly will. Kylie you will always be part of my professional and personal history with Lucinda Ellery. Good luck. |
| | ROBYN EDINBURGH STUDIO MANAGER | Kylie, I never did think I’d see the day you spread your wings and flew from our LE family, but it has come. We all say farewell with heavy hearts but we wish you all the best for all your future adventures, I know you will shine brightly in everything you do. | You have been so much more than a colleague over the years, you have become a dear friend, an ear and shoulder when needed and most important someone to throw boxes with. :) I will miss you so much. | DOMONIQUE MANCHESTER STUDIO MANAGER | Kylie and I first started working together 7 years ago in London..... She took me under her wing and we became great colleagues and friends for the 3 years I was there in London with her. I haven’t seen her enough of late but I know she is always there for advice should I need anything. I remember Kylie and I would joke about becoming antique furniture here at Lucinda Ellery.... can 10 years be classed as antique now? I wish you all the best for the future Kylie and LE won’t be the same without you”. | PRIYA - OPETIONS MANAGER | I still remember my first day at LE and meeting Kylie and thinking ‘Woah she is scary’...... I laugh about that now as how wrong I was. Since working with you Kylie, albeit a short time, I have to say it has been a pleasure. Whether it was in meetings, in the studio or whilst chatting over a glass of wine at the pub it was always great fun when Kylie was around. | Things won’t be the same without you. But I am sure we will see you in Australia very soon. Have an amazing time and I wish you all the best in your new life. |
| | OTHER NEWS... | Other news from our studio in London is the amazing announcement that Ewa, studio manager, is pregnant. We are so excited about this and can’t wait to meet this new addition to the Lucinda Ellery family. As you can imagine Ewa is overjoyed, she says other than feeling hungry a lot more she is feeling fine....... we are still waiting for a baby bump to show....... I think we could be waiting a while. |  | MANCHESTER | Priya and I had the greatest time in Manchester earlier this month it’s always so lovely to see our bright, bubbly Manchester team not to mention our clients. We held our first Manchester TTM evening the turnout was great and we all got to know one another over a glass of wine. It always warms my heart when our clients feel they can share their stories with one another, swap tips, even smile about their management of their TTM. The aim of these evenings is to build support and for all those attendees to realise that you are not alone and that you can indeed live, thrive and survive with TTM. It makes me realise how worthwhile this all really is when I see the phones coming out at the end of the night and see people swapping numbers to keep in touch, this makes me smile and makes me know we have achieved what we set out to. We will |
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