Always be healing by your video from other part of the world.. many thanks Isabel for changing my mindset - from vietnam
@jmin15 Says:
Same here, but working to change that!
@omsreekhar3754 Says:
Believe me Isabel. Even by living in the society, being in a life of community, it still makes me and many others feel lonely. But somehow you have got nature as your partner there. We are trying to find peace by looking at your life in the woods. We are basically living your life in our minds just by watching your videos. Thank you so much for existing.❤
@oohlookatthatdoggo Says:
Your bread looks super bomb. I think the bakery vision is possible
@melissagonzalezf.3213 Says:
I can't help but think of this psalm looking at your videos 🤍
Psalms 19:1-6 NIV
The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands. Day after day they pour forth speech; night after night they reveal knowledge. They have no speech, they use no words; no sound is heard from them. Yet their voice goes out into all the earth, their words to the ends of the world. In the heavens God has pitched a tent for the sun. It is like a bridegroom coming out of his chamber, like a champion rejoicing to run his course. It rises at one end of the heavens and makes its circuit to the other; nothing is deprived of its warmth.
@s.i.3557 Says:
I love your videos. ❤ If you like the taste of pumpkin, you should definitely try an armenian dish that Armenians have cooking for centuries. It's called armenian Ghapama. You will find it on Youtube.
@danmitchell5117 Says:
When my mom and dad were first married, they lived in a s mall cabin in the Uinta mountains. My dad worked for the forest service, and it was just the two of them and their horses. Your words are almost exactly what my mom felt as she talked about it. She loved it, but the loneliness was hard at times. Thank you for sharing such wonderful magic with us. 🙏
@user-xm1zh4oe3x Says:
why you suddenly had to put black bra while making bread pudding?
@jsigur157 Says:
The concept of being productive is something the elites worked into our psyche with the industrial revolution. It's basically wherever the elites are going, we are being encouraged to supplement their obsessions. Schools literally were not needed when ppl were more less self sufficient
@jsigur157 Says:
Cave lamps are so cool! Just checking in to see how you are developing. Been over a year since I was here last.
@RacovitsaD Says:
You are 100% right about the small comunity importance! They still exist in some remote villages in parts of europe and I come from one myself. It is truly what we need to feel happy inside. You are an amazingly wise young human😂❤
@naturallybecca4260 Says:
I know this is an older video but I would love to see some of your favourite books on your bookshelf! Or a bookshelf tour ☺️💕 love your content!
@erikadoniecova4406 Says:
Hi Isabel, in czech republic we have dish simmilar to bread pudding and it is called žemlovka. It is from little bit different kind of bread, but the main difference is you will add apples into it. You can try it next time and see how it goes 🙂
@lolaisawake Says:
Thumbnail: “the hills are alive…!”
@davidcook4986 Says:
Isabel
it is because your needs and wants r not being met
I`m sorry it had to come from me
you shouldn`t be lonely in a relationship
@lindseyavers5449 Says:
Isabel,
You should read Where the Crawdads Sing if you haven't already.
I also live in the woods and I find myself hanging with nature more than people. Where the Crawdads Sing reminded me of the beauty of that and strengthened my purpose.
Have a lovely winter :) First big snowstorm for us yesterday here in New England. I LOVE snow. Time for ice fishing and ice skating.
@jasminjanisch2736 Says:
Isabel, you are an amazing person and i was SO happy when you mentioned your soon to come wedding!! Congratulations 😍
PS: I LOVE your videos, they always give me so much motivation and inspiration ☺️ wishing you truly the best ✨
@gosho1965 Says:
Some green chilie stew umm umm and tortillas thats whats good 😊
@millilovemukbang263 Says:
Dear Isabel, I just discovered you reasently and I have to say I’m blown away 😮 you’re such an inspiration and your vibrant energy is something, we need so much more in this world ❤ I don’t know where do you live this magical life, but it’s very similar to my aerial which is faaaaaar away from you, I guess; anyway the fauna and flora seams kind of near by and I would love to share a recipe with you :) here in Austria we grew a lot of buckwheat and there is a winter recipe, grannies cook for decades, it’s called Sterz which is kind of a tense crumble but salty! and it’s served with cannellini beans, shall we? in a cast iron pan you toast 2 cups of buckwheat flour until fragrant and set aside, warm up some butter or coconut oil and fry a bunch of minced parsley, salt to taste now you add the buckwheat flour and stir it through the oil until it gets shiny and than you add part by part 2 cubs of cold water and stir and stir and stir until it gets doughy, gooey, toasty and crispy on the outside, and set the pan aside. BEANS: in a pot heat up some butter or coconut oil and toast 4 gloves of minced garlic, add 2 cups pre cooked and rinsed cannellini beans and 1 tbsp marjoram and salt to taste and stir around until fragrant, now toss 1 cup of veggie stock and let it cook on low heat until the water is emulsified into a umami rich sauce, toss the beans over the chilled Sterz and enjoy it with your family:-) lots of ❤
@thegallows6190 Says:
your videos are so peaceful. i love how simple everything is and the food you make always makes me want to bake!
@TuckedAwayHomestead Says:
When you move remotely, it seems like you loose a lot of your people. They always expect you to go to town. But they never want to come out, it is very hard; and it does feel very lonely.
@ProspectorAl Says:
The view from there is unreal! I would be in heaven on earth if I were there for a week on the mountain. It's my kind of place. I love your channel and am looking forward to trying some of the recipes from your cookbooks that I purchased last night. Merry Christmas!
@nvdelinde2169 Says:
try soaking the bread longer or even mix it,my grandma always put dryed raisins and a glas of brown rum in there to ! thank you for all the amazing videos week after week after week X
@deborahmarion9038 Says:
Bread pudding is something my grandmother used to make, it’s so delicious. ❤ I have such found memories of my grandmother, watching her knit or crochet, her cooking, her special cookies, pies and cakes. My grandparents house was a place of love. I am so grateful for the time I was able to spend with them.
Isabel, when you are feeling lonely just remember you have all of us who watch you each week, we cheer you on and think you are a pretty special human.
@roudyorange Says:
Grandma's old recipe cake:
Apple molasses cake:
4 cups soft (not hard) semolina flour
1 cup flour
1 cup oil
2 cups apple molasses (not hard syrup)
2 tablespoons of milk powder
2 teaspoons of paking powder
2 cups of aniseed tea (add it not hot)
@user-hr6ft9bc4q Says:
I just to say that I feel the same loneliness since I moved to the countryside… sending love! And great cooking! ❤
@Thirteetoo32 Says:
Poor rich kid. 😂😂😂
@nicoleholmes84 Says:
You’re not allowed to know - there’s more to it than that.
@samboyploma4749 Says:
My wife really love your vlog ❤
@jamesknight9897 Says:
Everything looks absolutely delicious.
@hellengouveia1342 Says:
Thank you
@justleslieslots Says:
Oh my gosh Isabel have your wedding live..You have all of us as friends! Love you and your videos!
@aurorap.7578 Says:
You had a handful of good friendships.That's enough. Big weddings are over-rated. Also I think you should have kids after you get married. Kids give you a nearly constant interaction and they can be your best friends. The pumpkin soup looks amazing btw
@traceyparker1407 Says:
What part of the world do you live?
@user-sw2ym4zq3c Says:
wait can you please share your salad recipe :((
@alinam5092 Says:
I understand you perfectly regarding the lack of friends (and I don't even live in the middle of the forest, but in a big city, I just have a hard time talking to people). All these comments about your virtual "friends" do not take into account the human need for real connections. Yes, you have a boyfriend, but he cannot and should not be expected to satisfy all your needs for human connection, same for your family, these are different and do not replace relationships between friends. I'm reading a book right now about human relationships and conversations and it says exactly this, that the current generation has not developed empathy, is not able to create real connections, listen and communicate, precisely because of the time spent in front of devices. Virtual "friends" do not replace a hug, a deep discussion, an evening spent together, a coffee date, a trip together, a helping hand when needed...
@Lela_Emily Says:
Worship God who created the earth
@michaellove747 Says:
Your videos are so amazing !! very peaceful and grounding. Thank you !!
@lymphbizkit4344 Says:
Hi Isabel, you are incredible Pearson. I love your videos and it helped me to understand what do I want from that life. So, I am very grateful to you. Now, I have a new dream, which I will realize in the nearest time.
@AdventureinIran Says:
😍🔥👍🍃
@AnimaCosciente Says:
what camera did you use for the video ? the quality it's so good
@matjol4453 Says:
Good for being dressed on your thumbnail. You are intelligent enough to know you don’t need to show your boobs coming out of your unbuttoned shirt while cooking, it doesn’t make you look smart.
@kaylinsmith9947 Says:
When I got married at 19, I invited all sorts of friends to the event. Ten years later I don't know any of them and I live in community with my husband's family. We will soon have five houses on the property, but we spend much of our time together and share meals and days together. Friends are fun, but embracing whatever community you find yourself blessed with is really beautiful.
@sarahrast7534 Says:
Isabel I feel the same way about living in smaller communities. The world has become so sad the farther we are from each other. We were made for community. This video and your words spoke to my heart, thank you for always sharing what’s on your mind🤍🎄
@rebeccahicks3865 Says:
Thank you for all your videos. I watched them all . And you’re such a wonderful part of my day. My world is so busy but I take the time to sit back with a cup of coffee and relax and watch your videos . I love your recipes. I would give anything if I could make time for me but that’s not possible. That’s why I live through you. Thank you for being you. Don’t ever change.
@Sayanthelearned Says:
you can invite us in your weeding ofcourse
@Amanda-jd8xs Says:
Oh Isabel, I feel it too, solitary life. So few people remain friends at a distance. I love your videos. I have book full of Grandma recipes to send you from Australia 😊. I hope you can build a community around you there. Do you know about permaculture? You are describing social permaculture whrn you talk about sharing food and skills within a small local area. Thankyou for sharing your life with us.
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