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Life-log systems have a wide range of usages from memory augmentation to health monitoring. Recent advances in pervasive devices and sensor networks enable us to create tools that can continuously sense information from surrounding context of users and perform life logging. In this research we propose a life-log framework which is flexible to configure existing sensors and extend-able to add a new sensor or remove existing sensors. Additionally this framework provides facilities for long-term archiving, annotating and sharing life-log information. These features help users to benefit from this framework for different use cases.