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Thanks!! More cooking content to come. I’ve gotten so many requests! I have to make it happen.

Hey!! I’m happy to hear that! I posted a video about finding a job here & working remotely. It’s in the Moving to Haiti 101 playlist. I’m on a break from social media so I haven’t been on insta in a few weeks. Can you please email me instead? (ruttyb@gmail.com)

Hey, I posted a video about getting packages in Haiti. It’s in the Moving to Haiti 101 playlist.

Mwen patap konseye okenn moun achte kay Ayiti paske ou pa konnen kijan kay la te konstwi. Pito w achte tè a epi bati kay ou. Konsa ou asire kay la byen konstwi. Si w vle lwe yon kay, sa depann de zòn lan. Zònn tankou Port-au-Prince, w ap jwenn tout enfomasyon yo online. Men lòt kote pi difisil pou jwenn enfòmasyon sou kay. Achte tè difisil anpil paske ou ka pran nan pyèj. Ou ka achte nan men yon moun ki pat menm gen dwa vann tè a. Fò w fè anpil rechèch anvan w achte nenpòt tè. Li te fasil pou nou paske nou achte tè kote nou sòti a. Komin nou an piti epi tout moun konnen lòt. It’s hard to get scammed in a small town.

​@ruttyb m kompwan. Most potpe ak famiy lan t kon al Lakoma pandan vakans. Potpe two crowded ak two pou mwn epi kouzem yo dim yap manjem si mal cheche byen paran. Amwe!! Kotem t bezwn byen la b ou yo tou pitit. An touka. Mwen remake pi wo st Louis pa mal. Zon granpapam oboy byen pwop. Mem kom m t di mpa kon moun yo memsi rasin mwen la vweman. Komanse kote rasine ou ye tout afe bel men mpa kon ki reswa m k jwn sitou yo pa konenm memsi you kon not famiy mwn. Merci ampil pitit. Bel travay. Nou vle retune lakay nou. C pat nou ki t bay tet nou kay papaSam. C paran nou. Men sanmble etranjevle pwanpeyi a nan men nou pou nouret isit ap peye tax bay Uncle Sam. Messi pou bel idel bel travay ou. An nou ede lot pitt siti en ejip pou nou retunen lakay nou. Clintonchaje t ayiti sanl pa moun peyi a epil kraze nou ak embago pou leve tet Dominican. Mmm. Anyway keep me posted please. I've subscribed to your channel. Prayers 🙏 for Haiti 🇭🇹, for you and for us Haitians lost in the wilderness trying to find our way back home.

Wi mwen konprann sousi w genyen yo. Si se te mwen poukont mwen, mwen t ap gen difikilte pou m achte tè paske menm lèm sòti Plezans mwen kite zònn lan depi lontan. Men mari m grandi Plezans. Donc sa te fè pwosesis la fasil pou nou. Mwen swete w jwenn chans pou w tounen! 💛

​@ruttyb Thanks for considering my case. I understand each is different. Don't know how many Haitian cases are similar to mine. I listened to your story on how your father never severed your ties either. Mine is a challenge, but to successfully achieve would be my lifelong freedom and victory .

But hospitals don’t hold your birth certificate. You don’t even get it at the hospital. The process is completely different from places like the US. Your parents or a family member registers your birth at Etat Civil in the town you’re born in. So if you are looking for it at the hospital, then you’re looking in the wrong place.

@ruttyb I'm from the North, and they claimed to have had recent birth certificates but that I had to go to the national archives in Port Au Prince to retrieve it if it even existed there. I was never able to find the so-called archives in Port Au Prince. All local government offices I went to referred me back to the hospital. The only place that kept any records of my existence was the Catholic Church. But off course, not birth certificates.

@@ruttyb Thanks for the specific term to ask for. I will try that when I'm there, with God's grace.

I understand! I was also born in the North (Plaisance) & mine was first registered in Plaisance & then in Port-au-Prince. Everyone has to do that. But I’ve never had to go searching for mine cause my parents kept the original & then gave it to me once I was old enough to guard it. But what happened to yours? Your family had it at some point cause you wouldn’t have a passport without it.

​@@ruttybI'll ask my mother. Li k emfouye nan ampil papye.

That’s the reason I moved to Haiti 7 years ago. I studied international development with a concentration in program management in Haiti. I moved here as soon as I got my masters. I work in the health sector & impact the lives of women & children all over Haiti. I don’t really talk about it cause it’s my actual job & this is social media (not always a safe space).

Thank you💗

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Here is the video about what I love most 👇🏾 ua-cam.com/video/Lzqc74bx5kM/v-deo.htmlsi=COTqbevhDtOLxNGE & this video is about why I moved to Haiti & explains why I’m still here👇🏾 ua-cam.com/video/0VRFfXToyBM/v-deo.htmlsi=bWesJ_750X-4u6X4

I am a landowner💃🏾

Niceeee! Port Salut is lovely!! I know you’ll enjoy the south!💛

Do you have any recommendations on real estate companies? Its seems so difficult buying land in haiti without a connect.

Once I’m done with my nursing school, my husband and I will be moving back to cap haitien.

Nice. Port salut here welcoming you

@@mariemuhammad5313 Flash Haiti but it can also help you coming into the country and speaking to the locals yourself.

It’s hard to compare because I was at a different stage in my career back then. I was just getting started when I lived in the States. I didn’t make enough money to save anything lol. Now 7 years later it’s a different story. I’m able to save more cause I make more & I live in a 2 income household. Back in the States it was just me.

Hey, Cap-Haitien is safe. It’s far away from the west where all the issues are. It’s hard to recommend hotels because they aren’t that great & expensive for no reason lol. Satama is the best place I’ve stayed. Some hotels have an airport shuttle. You have to call them before booking to make sure it’s operating & get the prices. I recommend visiting Palais Sans Souci & the Citadelle. They’re both in a nearby town called Milot. I would also visit Cadras & Ile-a-Rat. & of course spend time in downtown Cap-Haitien on the Boulevard.

Her husband speaks ENGLISH I AM ALMOST CERTAIN HE HAS BEEN TO THE USA , WHY WOULD THEY WANT TO COME BACK TO AMERICA, RACISM & RACIAL FATIGUE IS A REAL THING HERE AND THEY PROBABLY ARE ABLE TO SAVE MORE MONEY LIVING IN HAITIV

Have you watched my video about why I moved to Haiti? 👇🏾 ua-cam.com/video/0VRFfXToyBM/v-deo.htmlsi=waN_b4oTpB2r3m8s

🥹thank youuuu💗

Beautiful! no question

It was through the resort. We just went to the reservation desk to book.

@@ruttyb Thank you for the info ! Please keep the videos coming.

I’m in Cap-Haitien. I’ve gotten many requests to start a tour company. I have way too much on my plate right now, but I’m considering it in the future.

I work in the health sector.

Thanks!! Solar panels aren’t expensive here. We’ve changed our system a few times & they have always been affordable. As for generators, there are some that cost a few hundred & some a few thousand. It depends on the person’s needs & budget.

Solar panels and batteries very affordable, don't bother buying them from the states. I recommend gel batteries since they are maintenance free and have decent life expectancy with a good regulator, (lithium batteries are something else). Also If you can bring a nice pure sine wave inverter (24V 3.5 kw recommended) from ebay or amazon around $300 or less do so, hard to find this kind of deal here. I'm happy with 14 kw battery bank installed and solar panels producing 5 kw+ daily, my energy consumption 3.5 kw + daily. So I have power 24/7 for everything like fridge, stove, water pump, Fans, TV, light.... I don't get stressed about power, it's just there and I don't need to use my backup gas generator.

Thanks for the info! 👍🏽

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West Africa and Haiti situation are similar to each other though

Thanks!!

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