Meeting my blog Viewers

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It was such a pleasure as I am traveling with my husband to see young girls coming up to me and saying that they love my blog. It made me happy each time. It is so great to see that these young women are taking it seriously to learn how to cook well. These are the women that are doing what it takes with one step at a time to become an all around better woman.



I just wanted to share some of their pictures with you (because there are too many for me to put them all here. But you are all appreciated and I really love seeing you all better yourself even with something as simple as being a great cook)



God Bless you all

Comments

  1. leanne nolanJune 7, 2012 at 6:10 AM

    It was a great pleasure meeting you Mrs Elise, your blog has helped me a lot. I always am happy when you post something new because I know I will learn something too!

    Big hug to you

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  2. Zarete SilvaJune 7, 2012 at 10:20 AM

    Its great to know that something so small is big in the eyes of many, your blog certainly is for us and your definitely always inspiring us! That God may bless you more and more so that you can keep passing those blessings to us ;) xxx

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  3. Aline MunhozJune 7, 2012 at 3:13 PM

    ohhhhhhhhh! We love you Elise :)

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  4. Nancia (London FPK)June 8, 2012 at 7:47 PM

    It was great meeting you .. It's not all the time that i meet someone with the same passion as me.. Mrs Elise your blog is amazing and I can't wait to try out the amazing recipies that you share with us .

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  5. SazisoJune 8, 2012 at 8:06 PM

    It was really nice meeting you in Finsbury Park :-)

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  6. Rianna UJune 12, 2012 at 5:36 AM

    I decided to re-decorate my kitchen after I saw the 'stepping into my kitchen'. What I like most about this blog is that it makes young girls reconnect with what time has made (us) lose sight of... the love of cooking and presenting it well.

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