About

This is my happy corner where I am cooking and I am taking photos. Join me for a long beautiful ride where you will see and maybe feel what means to learn a new recipe, fail in the kitchen, take photos of food that makes you hungry all the time and other cool things.

This is me: a nature loving person, a runner (started in July 2019), a photographer, a skier and a mother.

Check my blog about running: My love for running.

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  8. Gaby, you’ve created a delightful blog that I thoroughly enjoyed exploring. I share your love for photography and cooking, and will return. Thank you for stopping by my blog. I’m glad you enjoyed my photo post today.

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  14. I and my wife are looking at your blog right now, and our mouths are already watering! I think we are going to try out some recipes right away!

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  18. Thank you for liking my post on Red Kidney be and and vegetable curry. You have a smashingly gorgeous site. Ever feel like sharing any recipes or work with each other let me know please.

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  26. I also enjoy cooking, but it is usually only things that can be cooked quickly. I am unemployed to to medical conditions, so money is not abundant, but I can find some good, easy and cheap recipes to make up. Being single I do not need to prepare meals that are going to appeal to the family, in fact, I don’t care about presentation, but concentrate of taste.
    I guess that is the benefit of being single, I don’t have to consider what other people are going to think.

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  27. I ran across your site on the WP.COM Reader, and love the cooking info and photos (I also do a blog on wine and beer!). I wanted to ask what Plan you have (free or premium), what Theme you are using on WP.COM, plus a quick check on your site experience. I’m doing a Word Press presentation for a DC area computer club and would like to cite your site and others as examples of what users can do with WP.COM. Thanks for your time, and keep on blogging! Gary

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  28. I have just discovered your blog whilst having a general trawl through WordPress and I am thoroughly enjoying this. I could read about cooking non-stop and your photography is superb.

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  30. I love your blog! the ease in which your write, and the beautiful photography! I am a runner too and a mother of two, so much of what you say I relate to!

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  32. Hello, I like to have a look at who is behind a ‘Like’ avatar.
    I’m hungry for some reason now too… Getting Mrs Bryntin on the food processor and the Turmeric hummus recipe…(Note: I normally do the cooking but when it’s windy and wet outside, I know who’ll be doing the dog walking when it comes to the ‘fair’ division of jobs..)

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  38. Hi Gaby is it? What a testimony! I praise the Lord you are able to enjoy so much!
    Praying you and your family stay safe and well during these times.
    God loves you! 🙂

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  39. Thank you for the like. I must say the donuts look wonderful. My Mother would love these because she believes in ‘Cakeism’, her quasi religious belief that cakes, biscuits, donuts and puddings are essential foods for the soul and should be eaten whenever and wherever one can find them. Good look with the photos and cooking.

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  43. Hi,
    You have a beautiful site. And you sound like a lovely person. I just wanted to thank you for liking my post. As I am quite new it means a lot to get likes from big bloggers like you. Thanks again and keep rockin’:).

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