Liuba's Blog

Hello my loves!  I haven't posted to my blog since November 2016 and I feel like I have been gone forever. I am so glad that I found few minutes to write this post. Also, I want to thank to those who keep writing me and asking if we are okay. We are absolutely fine, the problem is that I have no time like I had before, but I am very active on Instagram and I am sharing there lots of our everyday photos. I love Instagram so much. It's the fastest way to share your favourite photos with your friends. It's like a mini blog and I found lots of fantastic mamas there and I love reading their stories direct from my phone.  So, here I will share some photos and let me know if my baby changed since my last post. Now he is 8 months old, but in 4 days he will be 9 months old. Ohhhh I just can't believe my baby is almost 9 months old.  12 November 2016. We visited grandparents and we picked up the last apples from that tree.  12 November 2016. Nikita is chatting w...

We were on a road trip through Italy. We drove from North to South and stopped in Sicily for 10 days. I loved Sicily so much. Food and people are amazing there. All people were smiling to our little boy and he smiled back to them. The weather was really warm (highest+32 end of October) and we were enjoying sea bathing so much while our baby was sleeping in his stroller. On 24th of October our little Nikita had his first sea bath ever and he enjoyed it so much. I love to share all my special memories and someone asked me how is traveling with a baby and my answer was short: " so much fun and not too easy." Our little baby loves exploring, discovering and smiling to new people and for him this trip was a great experience and for us as well. In Sicily we visited: - San Vito Lo Capo (small holiday resort with a great beach) - Spiaggia di Mondello (nice sandy beach but crowded) - Trappeto (we stayed here) - Castellammare del Golfo (an attractive seaside town with breatht...

For ancient Greeks Delos was the most sacred place, because Apollo and Artemis, two of the most important deities of the Greek pantheon, were born there.  Delos is easy access from Mykonos island (about 30 min by boat) and we visited this very interesting small, rocky island while we were in Mykonos. The island itself is dry and not green at all, but full of history and also we heard that almost always there is sunny and very hot, but we were lucky that the day we went to Delos was a cloudy day. Our day trip to Delos was one of the highlights of our time in Greece. I visited  other Ancient Greek sites , but I really loved Delos because you can walk along the streets and into the houses of this ancient city. There is a café and museum as well. The museum is within the archaeological site and it is included in the ticket you pay for the archaeological site once arriving on the island. We enjoyed exploring the thousands of articles recovered from this World Heritage Archaeo...

Happy hello to all of you my lovelies! I know that some of you were missing me and I am very thankful to those who wrote me and kept asking if I am OK. I am totally good, now I am back in London and will be more often here, with you guys. We had a long holiday this summer. First, we went to Mykonos, a little Island in Greece. In Mykonos we stayed one week and after we returned to London and on second day we had our flights to Bucharest. We spent one day there and after, went to Moldova and stayed there 2 weeks. We had brilliant time everywhere and today will write only about Mykonos Town.  Even if you haven’t been to Mykonos yet, I am sure you have heard about its beautiful beaches, Little Venice, Windmills, about narrow streets and those small white buildings in Mykonos Town.  We wandered through the town, which is so beautiful. I really loved walking through the maze of narrow streets known as Little Venice. There are lots of cafes, bars and Greek Shops...

I really, really loved this part of Ibiza and because of this, I decided to write and share photos in a separated post. And please, if you go to Ibiza, please go and visit this place, spend your time walking on those narrow alleys of Ibiza and you will not be disappointed. It is the most important spot in the whole island. We went there on our very last day and I am super excited that we didn't miss this beautiful place. For us was a lovely break from rest of the holiday which was by the beaches. Simply, we were surprisingly impressed by its beauty, history and atmosphere and I would be happy to go there again and again. The views from the top are beautiful and that atmosphere makes you dreaming even deeper.   

1. Cala d'Hort This is my favourite beach and I loved it for the amazing view of the beautiful island of Es Vedra. Also, it is a very nice beach to go snorkelling.   We reached this place on second day around 12pm and it was full of people and we hardly found a place to park the car. First we walked around and were taking videos and photos and after had our lunch at Cala d'Hort Restaurant. It is a lovely restaurant with a stunning sea view. 

For me, it is a pleasure to write about somewhere awesome we had been or would like to go. In this post, I will write about all those magnificent places we have seen during our stay in Porto and will start with the first day.  Day one (14th Feb 2015) We arrived at our hotel at about 1:30 pm, in bright sunshine, after leaving our things we went out straight away and guess who was waiting for us? the rain of course :) It rained all afternoon, but we laughed and had fun even in the rain. So, on our first day we visited: 1. Igreja do Carmo (Carmo Church) We haven't stopped into this church, we just viewed from the outside, and like most churches in Porto, it was so beautiful from outside.