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We Took The Fork Travels
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Приєднався 26 сер 2023
There are many times in life when you are faced with a decision. Sometimes the path is clear and well laid out. Smooth-sailing ahead! Green lights all the way. Success is visible just down the road, as long as you stay the course.
Other times, the path my be bumpy and challenging to travel. While the obstacles are many and solutions may be harder to manifest, this path brings growth in character and personal ability. In the shadowy distance you can see the many possibilities for your future, ready to materialize as you move down the path.
We are Wade & Amy. Choosing to take the path less traveled. We Took the Fork and are on our way to see where it leads. We will share our adventures here, showcasing life as digital nomads, international travel and of course our favorite: fantastic food! Let's enjoy this beautiful journey together!
Other times, the path my be bumpy and challenging to travel. While the obstacles are many and solutions may be harder to manifest, this path brings growth in character and personal ability. In the shadowy distance you can see the many possibilities for your future, ready to materialize as you move down the path.
We are Wade & Amy. Choosing to take the path less traveled. We Took the Fork and are on our way to see where it leads. We will share our adventures here, showcasing life as digital nomads, international travel and of course our favorite: fantastic food! Let's enjoy this beautiful journey together!
Відео
Price of Inaction
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Here is my newest song. Price of Inaction: I hope you enjoy it. please like and share.
Inside you
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This is my newest song. Inside You, I hope you enjoy. And again I love how we have technology to help us to pull something like this together.
86,400 Seconds in a day
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My newest song is 86,400 Seconds in a day. Please tell me what you think. Like and share. I love how we have technology to help us to be able to make something like this.
A friend indeed:
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This is my newest song. I love that we have Technology to help us pull stuff together. Please like and share
Best Tacos in Cuenca!
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To celebrate our anniversary, Wade and I decided to go out for some tacos! Our favorite place to go is Carnales Mexican Grill in Cuenca. Richard and his staff are exceptionally friendly, and the tacos are amazing! Everything is made fresh, in-house every day including the tortillas and salsas. Watch out though, those salsas will hit you with the spice!! If you're in Cuenca, be sure to stop by C...
Amy and I went out on a tour. It was an amazing experience.
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#wetookthefork #Ecuador #ingapirca #fun #fyp #intiraymi2024
Amy and I having lunch.
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Amy and I went for a walk. After our walk, we stopped for lunch. #ecuador #fun #givesomeoneahug # #onthisday
Please take the time today. #onthisday #fyp #mentalhealth #givesomeoneahug #likeshairfollow
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Please take the time today. #onthisday #fyp #mentalhealth #givesomeoneahug #likeshairfollow
Cuenca Days Walkabout
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This year Cuenca, Ecuador marked 467 years in existence. Nearly twice as long as the USA has been a country! Being our first year here in the city, we ventured out to see what activities were taking place in our neighborhood. There was lots of music, plenty of vendors and local crafts. But best of all were the friendly locals who welcomed us to the festivities and were so very patient with our ...
My apologies... I have been struggling with altitude sickness...
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My apologies... I have been struggling with altitude sickness...
Sometimes someone else will say it better!
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@StarTalk #neildegrassetyson #someoneelsewillsayitbetter #randomactsofkindness #wetookthefork #givesomeoneahug
Sometimes someone else will say it better
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Sometimes someone else will say it better
Dayton Ecuador decided to go for walk to the grocery store.
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Dayton Ecuador decided to go for walk to the grocery store.
are millennials the last generation to remember this
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are millennials the last generation to remember this
#randomactsofkindness #givesomeoneahug #wetookthefork #TheWeatherChannel
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#randomactsofkindness #givesomeoneahug #wetookthefork #TheWeatherChannel
Saw the Capitol building so you know we had to go take a tour
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Saw the Capitol building so you know we had to go take a tour
Walk through the Park In Paso Robles.
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Walk through the Park In Paso Robles.
Enjoy the freedom
The music is loud and distracting a bit, especially towards the end, I could not hear you well. Enjoy Ecuador ❤
Whoa...
LOL no. being a kid sucks. The issue with the latest Generation is you guys dont wanna grow up. Well, guess what. you have; we all have to. You cant just fucking be a kid forever. Life moves on. You cant say life was beautiful when u were a kid when u werent old enough to even know what was going on in that time. You were a kid, u didnt know anything. Being an adult is much better. You can actually achieve your life goals and aspirations. You can actually do something with your life
some of us try to keep it going
This is true for developed nations. The rest of the world still lives like this.
Think gen alpha wil be the real gen who will not experience as much real no digital experiences and such
real imma send this to my friends and see if I'm the only one who feels this or nah
bruh yall know you can just delete social media apps and turn off yo phone right?
I know this isn't completely related, but for any GenZ who sees this comment: Do you also feel like the pandemic situation ate up our time and made it feel like we lost some years of our life we could have lived in a better way? Because, at least for me, sometimes I don't feel like my age, I feel like I'm still 2 years younger but then I remember that I graduated 4 years ago, and for some reason 4 years doesn't feel like that long now, but 4 years before the pandemic was sooo long, and thinking back on how long it's been since I graduated, it's been a long time, and yet, I still just don't feel as old as I really am anymore.
I was 15 when It happened. It felt like a void in my best years I only remember playing videogames all day and doing virtual school, Looking back in penance for the memories I could have made in those 2 years with actual school and friends, Now I graduated highschool last year and Im 18 yo.
we're a bit of a lost generation, so lets make sure we can give our children a better time than we had
GenZ here, 21 about to be 22 in 3 days. I think we can all collectively see how bad what we are doing is to our minds and bodies and that we were not created to be following these types of activities for a long time because our bodies weren't made to sustain it even and we can feel what it's slowly doing to our brains and to our peers online as well. I grew up in the sweet spot of GenZ, born 2002 where I grew up watching TV and playing outside with friends and going to eachothers houses and playing video games or playing outside, but I also got to grow up playing Roblox every day I could since 2010 and playing online with my friends from school on CS:GO and meeting online friends and playing with them, building a friend group online and that's pretty much the only friend group I talk to now that there is no school to connect me to people my age and jobs are all filled with people wayy older than me. I think there is an amount of control we need to take over our lives from these algorithms and apps and sites and we need to take control before it gets any worse because we can see just how bad it's getting with the younger Gen Alpha generation who has grown up their whole lives on iPads and stuff and we don't want our children to grow up like that. Gen A is even losing their ability to speak properly in some instances and we can see a massive educational discrepancy in their generation too. I've spoken to people of "boomer" age and such like 40 years old and some of them even though technology wasn't as big back then had lost a lot of their life to things like weed and stuff, trying to block out the pains of life and only really came back to being sober and feeling life the way it's meant to be 20+ years later. Some people of that age even got suck in algorithm loops watching wayyy too many short and long videos wasting their life away taking in content, the only difference between them and us would be that now it's more common and prevalent due to apps like tiktok and youtube shorts and stuff becoming so big and their algorithms eating up our time and by extension our lives. We need to hold dear to us the idea of gaining control over the situation and having **discipline** if we are to overcome these issues as a generation.
as a gen Z we experienced it too
Last generation to experience it... Glad we were able to. I hope we can instill that same experience and feeling in our kids as our generation is getting married and having kids too.
@@AmiciCherno for sure. Its easy to be nihilistic but we still get to decide how our children grow up, and from my experience it seems most gen Z find it very important that their children should have a proper childhood
get real bruh it aint that deep just go out with ur friends its that easy
it is bro this mf is preaching
Kind of untrue, Gen Z still had most of those memories and I can confirm for myself
Depends when you were born within the generation, but yeah, if you were in the sweet spot, you grew up with the first half of your life being "normal" and the second half being filled with technology through and through.
share your ideas digital minimalism
even though I'm from Gen Z, I kinda feel a bit of a millennial nostalgic mindset. or just come to be as a millennial thinker in general, granted the fact I have older sisters around my family, and since I would be around most of the things they were into, like VHS tapes, DVDs, random sibling bonding (like one of my sisters bonding with me over the Scrubs theme song), and much more. and back when the days felt longer... man how time flies.
One of your thoughts didn't game me a rest, once I thought bout it. The "bored" thing. I remember until the early 2010's I did not have a smartphone or computer whatsoever. It was kinda of funny to go out with pals, but after a few years, after I got a home PC with internet, I have crossed one thought: I want to go play with my pals. But what are we gonna do? All of the things I thought were interesting at that time became obsolete with new ways to entertain myself - PC with some games and internet. It was more interesting to play some games, that go to my friend's house and go play together. It was wasnt an instant, but *a gradually building up feeling.* Then after some time, our hangouts became some sort of going out to someone's home and just staring at our phones for something interesting. And now, here we are in this brave new world, where you message some of your friends from time to time, talk predominately with your family, and just see other people around you walking silently in the city.
This video went really hard
Friends are better when they are right next to you, not tethered to an internet connection.
I miss that bird, I don’t hear it anymore. I remember it being 7 but I can’t hear it being 17. Why doesn’t the air feel fresh anymore? I go outside and only know I’m outside, but it doesn’t feel like it. I don’t breathe in and breathe the air and feel the breeze, I just do it to survive. Only when it’s cold do I feel it. The living feeling is gone, I just feel like a drone, on autopilot. Going to school, coming home, doing homework which I hardly do because it feels like such a waste of time, yet that time is equally being wasted on my phone, viewing useless content that doesn’t help me, go to sleep, and wake up at abnormal hours to do it all again, feeling more drained as each day passes and somehow feeling more drained than the last, even if I’ve been doing it for a number of years. It doesn’t feel the same anymore. I wish I could just walk outside and do whatever but with all the recent stuff that’s happened, it doesn’t feel safe anymore. Not physically or mentally. I watch nature be stripped away for housing development and businesses, as if there isn’t enough to go around, yet people starve and live without a home. I can’t do something on my own without risking seeing myself on social media being made to look stupid. I can’t speak to someone without anxiety, fear of judgement and saying something stupid, therefore making friends with random people seem impossible. With all the carnage from the past few years and the internet exposing more and more people doing seemingly dumber decisions than the last, I can’t even walk along the street I’m growing up in without fear of someone making one of those decisions and risking my life. Or someone even pulling a gun on me or harassing me for my skin color. As far fetched as that is, it happens, too frequently, and people die. I wish for times like you had, I’d rather play Minecraft in the same room with my friends who live down the street from me than a server over the computer. It was all so simple then, but now I’m up at 3:16am, realizing I’d been mindlessly watching UA-cam, writing this comment, when I should be 5 hours into sleep. Goodnight.
Bro...
Yup, that's real. If you're into drugs like weed or nicotine or anything like that, that's your first goal to tackle to get rid of. If you're into pornographic material and looking at girls lustfully, that's your next goal to tackle. Ultimately, if you have no issues with hard addictions like those, you need to focus on gaining control over your life by stopping the scroll, not moving on to the next screen, the next video, the next picture, because it will just continue endlessly. When you open a social media app or YT or something, try to put a mental limit on yourself that you're only going to go so far and then you are going to quit for the rest of the day and you won't open that app again till the next time you wake up from sleep. This is advice for myself too, because I have a problem with watching so many youtube videos opening so many tabs and then going through them all just to refresh the front page and stack tabs of new videos about new things that happened all over again. I hope this advice was relevant to you and helps you in any way.
Millennials ruined it for everyone. Gen z was the last to experience this and then millennials raised Gen Alpha and influenced Gen Z. I blame it all on shitty millennial leadership and parenting as a generation. Gen Z is our only chance at a shift back. Hopefully we can help Gen A and raise them be better people.
cringe
@@jaa9228 You’re comment is not relevant to why I said at all
yeah gen alpha is doomed. but gen z can and should learn from it because we can still revert this but educating our children well. we know how fucked the internet and tablets and phones are, so we can do better for our kids. i still want to to help save some gen alphas because damn, we're gonna have an entire gen of incompetent workers when they become working age
Naive and limited position. How have millennials ruined everything for everyone exactly? This is just another generation, which, by the way, was different in every country, in every family. There are no clear “millennials” endowed with clear attributes, just as there is no clear "generation z". These are just conventions that are useful in certain areas (some social sciences, for example) that the Internet, as usual, has endowed with zodiac-level value. Then, who raised the millennials? Did they materialize from the void into this world or maybe they are the same product of their time and the mistakes of previous generations, like every other generation? Another ten years will pass and a naive fool like you will try to prove how generation z has destroyed everything, and generation alpha is the last bastion of hope (there is already tones of videos, topics on how gen z is the worst - but is it?) . And so on. Your take is just brings nothing to the table and is built on a limited view of people and the world.
Exactly bro, the type of parenting we see millennials outputting on social media, how they are giving them iPads and not caring for their education or even simply disciplining them when they act out? We gotta be the generation to fix those things by raising our kids right and setting a great example both to generation alpha AND the generations that come after our kids into this world.
At least in Finland we had a Nokias already in early 2000s. And proper Internet as well. Go back to 1990-2000, and all of this applies much better than 2006.
Well yeah, but those were cell phones, with which you connected with people. maybe there were 1 or two games like snake and racing(if you're lucky). But the internet then was different. I still remember using the internet on those phones, and moving pointer with buttons, that was some hard work. and even then, the tariffs were like 50MB/month. The point was you were with your pals playing some games in rotation on that phone when someone lost, and you were together in one place. It's not like now with Discord and all of that stuff.
Nokias were Finnish.
2006 with dial up??? Bro we had DSL at that point lol. This is more around 2001.
Yeah, like wtf? I got DSL in 2004.
Sounds like you were a from more privileged background (middle class) bc many westerners had dial up in 06 into 07-08. I know my family was on dial up at that point. Just like not everyone had a computer at home at this time or an iPhone the moment it dropped in 07. Most teens were using a flip hone, sidekick, or blackberry well into 09.
@@LovelyLittleLillies No, I grew up poor in a major city lol.
I like the name of your new channel!🌻
Thank you my wife and I took the time to think about it because we're changing our lives so much like a fork in the road
Thank you