All about me, well sort of


A photograph of Gary eating a biscuit

Me enjoying a biscuit

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Everyone seems to have a WordPress Blog so I thought why not? Visit my food blog at Yummy Lummy

Yummy Lummy has posts mostly about food including recipes, restaurant reviews and my weight loss progress

Name: Gary Lum
Twitter: @garydlum @Yummy_Lummy
Facebook pages: Yummy Lummy
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Age: I was born in 1965.
Favourite Book: The House of God by Samuel Shem (An American novel about medical training, a book every medical student should read)
Favourite Movie: Mad Max 2 (I have a fondness for V8 Falcons)
Favourite Food: Jook because it’s comfort food and I can cook it in my favourite kitchen implement, i.e., my pressure cooker. Followed closely by wonton soup.
Favourite Television: All of the live action series in the Star Trek franchise, Thunderbirds are Go, Top Gear, Big Bang Theory
Favourite Sports: Rugby League (Brisbane Broncos), Rugby Union (Queensland Reds) and Swimming (My favourite swimmer is Susie O’Neil) In terms of State of Origin, I have always been and forever will be a QUEENSLANDER

My most moving professional experience was working at the Royal Darwin Hospital during the Bali Bombings.

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61 thoughts on “All about me, well sort of

  1. Hi Gary, great to meet a fellow medic who loves good eating. I really liked the traumatized green peppers pic! I like Nando’s too but have not been able to replicate the marindade they cook the chicken in. I’m sure it’s not the sauce they sell. If anyone has had any success with this I would LOVE to know how they did it.

  2. Hi Gary. Thanks for stopping by Real Food Pledge. I got excited when I saw on your aviatar that you are a Queenslander & a passionate one at that! Your blog is great. I will find you on twitter & instagram today. 🙂

    • Hi Caralee, thanks for the very kind comments. Yes, win or lose my heart is maroon through and through. Have a great day 🙂
      Gaz

    • Oh wow, thank you very much. I’m very flattered. I’ve not taken too much notice of awards but I’m very grateful that you’ve done this and for your very kind words. I hope you have a great day too 🙂

  3. Hi Gary, I’m loving your blog and it was great to read this page and learn more about you (the interview in the Canberra Times wasn’t satisfying enough!). Keep up the great writing and cooking. You’re a great role model for Canberra’s men who, who like me, want to improve themselves (physically and intellectually).

    • Very kind of you to say such nice things. For me blogging is a great release and coupled with my interest in food and photography it’s like the perfect hobby. I’m enjoying reading CBR Foodie posts and tweets especially.

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  5. We here in America thought the movie “Australia” was a massive fail too!! Fortunately my Australian sweetheart turned me onto “Jindabyne” which I thought was fantastic (and made me forget all about Hugh Jackman’s awful performance…until of course he started singing with Russell Crowe in Les Miserables and I had to turn the TV off in horror!).

    Here in Portland, OR, USA, we have “Trek in the Park” which I’m guessing you’d appreciate 🙂

    • Thank you Lorraine. I’ve reading your blog every day 🙂

      The only good thing about a Canberra winter is the need for lots of jook.

    • G’day from Canberra 🙂

      Thanks for the kind words. I loved browsing through your blog too.

      I love reading blogs by food lovers in the US.

      Have a good one.

      Gaz

  6. Thank you for your “Like”s. I know my folks have lined up some Chinese meals for me in Sydney and hope you’ll read my reviews some time.

  7. Hello! I’m at work surfing around your blog from my new iphone 4! Just wanted to say I love reading your blog and look forward to all your posts! Carry on the outstanding work!

  8. Gary, I have been reading your foodie blog and it is making me drool. I’m like Pavlov’s dog looking at the pictures and reading your descriptions. I love reading about the New Year’s Eve meal. Tell our friends I miss them (and the food). I’ll email you a picture of the Paella dinner I made for New Year’s Eve. It was a mixed spanish/cajun short grain Paella with Andouille sausage, scallops, shrimp, mussels, onions, red and green peppers. The color was as pleasing as the taste. It paired well with a lightly sparkling Vinho Verde, or white sangria. We wish we could have shared it with you, Bron and our mutual friends. Hopefully soon. Cheers Mate.
    Jason

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