FINALLY MOVING TO THE PHILIPPINES! DREAM LAND | ISLAND LIFE
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Waking up on the train thinking we were going to the Philippines was a little strange. We set off as if we were going to another planet. As tempting as it is, it's still scary especial.
We have long dreamed of living on tropical islands. It's hard to believe that soon it will become a reality.
But now the train is taking us in the opposite direction. We have to travel almost a thousand and a half kilometers north from Krasnodar to Moscow, in order to fly back south.
Sheremetyevo airport looked empty.
To get through weight control, most of our clothes had to be thrown away at the airport.
It's a little sad, but we realize it's necessary. The most precious thing now is our life, our freedom, our peace of mind, and the fact that we are together, even if life gets tough.
We would be flying with Qatar Airways. It was the cheapest option at the time.
For some more time he can feel the plane's touch with the homeland, but then the connection disappears, and the land begins to recede rapidly away, disappearing like a mirage.
The plane flew higher and we breathed a sigh of relief.
We have mixed emotions: happiness is sometimes replaced by anxiety. We don't have much money, we don't have a place to live. But we're glad we left all the chaos going on in Russia.
The huge, gray city disappeared into the fog. All that's left around us is the vast horizon. We fly away from this cold world into the unknown.
The plane made one last turn and headed towards the equator.
First we will be on a five and a half hour flight to Doha, the capital of Qatar. There we would change planes to the Philippines.
Soon my husband will be in the tropics for the first time, seeing the ocean surf, smelling the scents of the rainforest.
And now our plane is coming in for a landing.
We are greeted by Doha, the largest city and capital of the Arab state of Qatar, located on the shores of the Persian Gulf.
We have arrived at Doha International Airport, where we will spend the next 10 hours.
I also figured out how we can use WiFi at the airport. We are glad because we won't have to get bored waiting for the next flight. My mom and sisters Darilyn and Danica will be waiting for us at the airport in Manila. We have asked them to rent a car so we can get from Manila to our province, Pangasinan, more conveniently.
It is finally morning, and we could finally make our way to the gate for our next flight. The weather is beautiful and the mood is improving.
When the plane took off, we had a beautiful view of the city and the Persian Gulf. We had planned to sleep the entire flight, but ended up just looking out the window and anticipating our arrival in the Philippines.
We were now flying over the Arab Emirates and the artificial islands of Dubai were floating under the wings of the plane.
I had a stopover in Dubai when I flew to Boria in Armenia and was thrilled to have stepped foot in this amazing city for once in my life.
We have already flown over several countries and are now flying over India where about 1.5 billion people live. There will be a few more countries on our way. But if you measure our entire journey, it's a little more than the length of Russia from west to east.
He is reminded of the story of Slava Kurilov, an oceanographer and writer who did the nearly impossible to escape the Soviet Union. He jumped into the ocean from the stern of a huge tourist liner.
He wrote an amazing book, Alone in the Ocean, about a giant mass of water and a lone human being who turned his escape into victory.
After a long flight, we finally landed in Manila. Welcome to the Philippines!
The airport greeted us with a beautiful bright picture on the wall.
We made our way to baggage claim and waited for our suitcases.
We went through immigration and went outside to find my family.
I introduced Boria and mom to mymother, my sisters, and my nephew Dionn. They were a little shy with my husband and mother in law, but glad we were finally here.
We got into a rented car and set off on our journey from Manila to Pangasinan province. The drive would take about six hours, so we decided to stop somewhere and get something to eat.
I wanted us to eat at Jollibee.
I said that the best way to start our lives in the Philippines was to eat at this famous Filipino fast food restaurant.
I told Boria that Jollibee is the number one fast food restaurant chain in the Philippines.
After our first meal in the Philippines, we continued our journey.
At dawn we drove up to my village, Barangay Pangascasan. At last we could admire the surroundings. I explain to my husband some of the interesting places we pass by. We're glad we made it safely.
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New subscriber here!! UA-cam recommend this vid to me and I love to watch your vlogs! Welcome in our lovely country!!!❤
@@LYZASTABLE to support our work, but watching and commenting is already a donation for us so thank you very much☺️
@@LYZASTABLE you are so sarcastic sharing blessings is voluntary gipugos kaba if you dont want to help keep silent maybe you are not pinoy
@@LYZASTABLE to help them out. Some people don't live the way you do and you don't need to be rude !!!
Hello 🙋♀️Im a new subcriber
God bless u always
Congratulations on your relocation to the Philippines!
I’m a 57 year-old US Navy veteran. I was brought to tears and happiness for Boris and his mother and yourself getting out of Russia. What an incredible story. I hope all the best for you in the Philippines, and I hope Boris and his mother get a chance to travel the world. For now see and do and enjoy everything about the new found freedom that they have endured.
tell Boris that he will get used to the heat just give it a chance along with his mother they haven’t made in the Shade!!!
Someday, when I come to the Philippines, I would love to meet you guys!!!
I’m going to retire from my job in a little over two years. I’m planning on coming to the Philippines for several months, including a trip to Thailand, and may be Vietnam. I’m still shedding tears of happiness for you and your family getting away from Russia I’m a new subscriber to your channel. Looking forward to checking out more of your videos. Keep up the good work very well edited 👍
steven .i dont get it,why u r telling us about ur story?. this channel is about this beautiful couple story .
@@jojojo910 what's ur problem? He is relating to this video. People likes to interact and share their life and experiences. Respect.
@@jojojo910 why not? We have freedom of speech and we have the right to express our opinion freely. If you don't like it, then scroll down and be done with it.
She emulates the best qualities of a Filipina: articulate, intelligent, supportive, beautiful, family oriented, quiet and simple yet a force to reckon with; and most of all loving. Her husband is very lucky.
Your husband Boris is very lucky Darlene, you are an true picture of a Filipina. Family oriented, loving and devoted to your husband. May you be blessed and successful in your marriage and life in the Philippines.
❤❤❤yes she does, her skill of narrating her travels and experiences are great, she does put emotion into words and it makes it authentic and totally her own style, it makes it so endearing. Well done Darlene, I am so proud of you Darlene❤❤❤
I don t know what your education and work history is but you should do these stories or documentaries for a living...Such a fantastic presentation.
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True!
I know right😂
Same observation here. Filipinos normally speak and write English effortlessly 😊
The way how you narrate your experience living in Moscow to go back home to the Philippines with your mother-in-law and husband are extremely moving and touching. I can almost feel the sadness of your husband and mother-in-law living in their motherland to go to an unknown foreign county, Phil.. Once they experience living in the Philippines I am sure they will love our country. Wishing you and your family more happiness to come. Mabuhay!🙏
What a special journey. Watching all the way from South Africa. I'm in the service and have been on a few front lines and very familiar with the ordeal of the plight of Russian families to embark a new life of freedom. I am so happy to see safe and peaceful journey for your family to the Philippines. I'm sure anywhere outside Russia is grand. I was in tears watching this video and felt proud for you all when you touched down Manila. I feel the love you have for each other.... 22:34 husband to wife "be careful baby." What a lovely family. I wish you all the very best. I as well am looking forward to retiring in the Philippines. I was born there but grew up in the US. There is no place like home. Congratulations on your new land/home. I'm so glad you were able to capture your journey. God bless you all....
For those citizens of other countries who love to live in peace and freedom,welcome to the Philippines.
I call it paradise, my home and native land.
I cannot imagine how hard it is to them!Darlene take good care of them both! They trusted you with their lives!! Welcome to philippines!
Filipinos be kind to them
My wish exactly. Take good care of them and you. 💕
Thank. God. They. Reach. The. Phillip Hines. Safely. Take err. Good. Care. Of. Them. War. Is. Not. A. Nice. Thing. Its. Better. To. Be. Free. Than. Have. Money. And. Be. In bondage. May. The. Good lord. Protect. You. All.
That was a good story, love it......
Sad story , Darlene she' will take care of them both....
Wow, just discovered your channel and I'm so loving it. Watched already some of your videos and it's so smartly and heartfelt done. One can feel your sincerity and authenticity. What a beautiful love story that you have, Darlene and Boris. Wishing you both the best in your journey as a couple, and as you start you new life and adventures in the Philippines together with Boris' mom and Darlene's family. With my prayers and support. God bless you both and your families.
What a long and tiring journey. I'm glad that you all made it to the Philippines alright. I keep thinking about Boris's mom. She's a very strong lady. I can imagine this must have been very difficult for her. Leaving her country and everything she knows to start another life far away in another country with a different language. But a mother's love is stronger than anything. She probably thought that if she didn't go she wouldn't be able to see her son again. She knows that her home is with her son and now you also. I wish the three of you the very best.
Thank you so much for the very nice comment. Mom loves it here in Philippines, the weather is nice for her and she loves the beach😊.
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For mom, if she will get tired you always can buy a small apartment in the Far East of Russia for a temporary vacation in Russia instead of flying back to Krasnodar. And you both and your mom can visit Russia with much ease.
Thru thick and thin miss Bumacod please love and be with your husband and your mother in law. Show to them that Filipinos are passionate and family oriented . Hwag mong tularan yong IBA na iniwan ang MGA partners nila kapag wala Ng Pera May God bless you all.
If won't be difficult to communicate with people in the Philippines. English is a second language even in the public schools, it is being taught..i believe they can communicate in English.. and a lot of people here are westernize. Welcome to the Philippines!!
Your vlog is the VERY FIRST I subscribed. Your plight back home to the Philippines touched my heart.
Please DO NOT IGNORE YOUR MOTHER-IN-LAW. She looked sad, her smiles were forced. INCLUDE HER IN YOUR VLOGS. Hug her. Love her. Depression sets in if she feels unloved in a strange place and people. GODSPEED. GODSPEED. GODSPEED. GODSPEED. GODSPEED.
True...
I totally agree.
You are a true observant . I’ve noticed it too. Being in a foreign country considering her age must be a little worrisome for her. I’m hoping that she’ll be ok. Filipinos are friendly and respectful by nature.
I notice it too..
Keep spreading Love starting towards your mom- in -law. Everything will be okay soon as you reach your destination!
Wow! You're a good writer and narrator...you can even write a book with your talent...just amazing!
i love the way boris cares for his mom.
welcome mama
So happy for your husband and mother-in-law to get out of Russia. I hope their lives in the future will be a very happy and peaceful one in the Philippines!👍🌴🦋
I like the way you tell your story. It is so lyrical.
Thank you very much. We’re glad you liked it❤️
Good luck to all of you.
I m European and I've been married to Filipina for 9 years now.
Me and the family just came back to Uk from Philippines 2 days ago.
My wife also is from Pangasinan / Tayug and we pass near your place on our way to Bolinao where we went on Holiday.
It was my first visit in Philippines and I was amazed how friendly the people are and always smiling.
We landed in Clark airport as it was closer to our place.
Hope to see you soon again Philippines.
Just found your channel! I love the way you vlog, there’s like a documentary feel to it that I love. I clapped when you arrived NAIA, clapped my hands for Boria and your mother in law. It sure feels like freedom for them! Take them to Baguio, so they can see there’s also a cold place in our country. Keep vlogging! Soon your channel will grow in leaps and bounds 😊
Welcome 2 d land of free. Welcome
Agree and I will support them too by subscribing
I wouldn’t call Baguio “cold”... but it’s definitely less hot than the rest of the Philippines.
Am willing to support your vlog. Narrating your humbling experience in Russia I appreciate you.
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Beautiful story. You narrate it so well and I am touched and moved. The other commenter is right. You should try to upload more often with shorter videos to gain more views and subscribers. I really admire all three of you and can hardly wait for your next vlogs. ❤️
Thank you very much, we are trying to upload more often now that we are settled here in Philippines. My husband is a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to editing that’s why it’s taking so long to upload even short videos. We have more interesting videos coming😊.
@@islandlifebd Hi Darlene and Boris - you dont need to be perfect if it is a personal vlog. Thats why it is best to present a live vlog talking with each other for anything (not a documentary or history-like presentation. with your style presented you took more hours because of the titling or captioning. If talking live - theres no need to caption which will take a shorter time to edit videos). I hope you will follow my suggestion in reply to another comment just few minutes ago. You should post very often in a shorter video. Also please follow the video format presentation on the vlog of INDAY GARNET of Netherlands. I started following her with 300 subscribers and now she has about 420,000 subscribers. The technique when talking of a thing or matter which you dont know is like this (if video is live not documentary): "ok guys since I dont really now the name of this fish or I dont know how to cook this, or which way is the best, I will suggest you (viewers) to put down your comments below. In this way, you are interacting viewers, so the more you will earn views and comments, which UA-cam is advising so more ADS is given or preferred to be rolled in your video. Hope this helps
I loved Philippines so much, I would gladly leave the U.S. behind. I hope your husband and mother will soon love it.🎉🇵🇭
Listening to your narration makes me want to cry! Hope you will have a good and wonderful beginning in the Philippines!
Thank you very much❤️
So amazing, many people are moving back our home country🇵🇭🇵🇭
Hi ate, napadaan tong vidoe sa youtube feed ko. Your mother-in-law po seems a lovely person. Take care of her and your husband po lalo na big adjustments po ang gagawin nila.
Looking forward po sa mga future vlogs niyo. Godbless po ang ingat kayo!
Full support in your journey Filipinos love vloggers and you guys will never be left behind
Impressed by your English and presentation so I've subscribed.
Your mother in-law seems so calm and even "smiley" despite the emotional upheaval she must be going through. What a strong woman.
Hopefully she won't feel isolated or neglected among strangers in a foreign country.
And I think she deserves the greatest respect, kindness, love and appreciation for bearing a good son, who is by God's Will now your beloved husband😊!
May God bless all your endeavours.
am ur new subscriber here,Philippines is safe,no matter what life we have here,still we are happy we are United in hardships and in happiness!!!Leave the war,come to peace!!!welcome to philippines!!!❤❤❤
You are such a very good story teller. A writer and a poet soon coming.
Beats getting drafted to Putin's army and being sent to Ukraine. It is a smart move. No dealing with snow, cost of living here in the Philippines is way better than in Russia, slow pace of life, friendly people, etc. I also move here in the Philippines after living 40 years in America. Welcome to Philippines ❤️
You can help your husband find job.
If he is a reservist then there is a chance. he will be mobilized. currently there is no mobilization. The wife is a Filipina and she is uncertain with life in Russia. A bad move as PH is far from a better place.
@@nicheplusarchitecture8632 hi Putin. He will not be your cannon fodder.
@@fcf777 well you are a misinformed Filipino on the conflict. get some education
Ron's where in the PH did you move to? I'm looking for a mid sized city
We support your channel just to show them we pilipino is so kind and humble
This must be so hard and sad situation for your husband and mother in law 😢leaving the place they both lived and loved the most. I feel the sadness 🥲, I pray that one day they can call Philippines their home 🙏 sending love to everyone , from 🇨🇦
Na bili ako sa galing mo mag narrator sa vlog mo. I'm glad napakabuti sa kanilang mag Ina. Isa ka tlgang tunay na Pinoy nasa puso lagi ang pagtulong.
Yes i agree what a long and tiring journey you have. What a nice/touching story specially to your husbamd and mother in law. Its not easy to make a decision/s specially when leaving your own country,and start a new life in other country. All the Good and bad memories you have/relatives and friends you will left behind is very sad,and maybe your husbamd felt that. Your husband and mother in law is i think they are good people,and your mother in law is a lovely person. Enjoy your new life in the PH and i do hope that your Channel will grow more and more..😊😊
Thank you very much❤️
Hope your husband and Mom can adjust life in the Philippines I can just imagine how different it will be for them
All good hearted foreigners are all welcome 🙏 in the Philippines 🇵🇭 ❤️
Im an American with Filipino parents also both dual citizens, this story of yours is incredible,and I can really relate of the storyteloling and the choice to pick Philippines as destination of choice to leave a war-torn Russia, I know a lot of friends from Russia in the US Army, I'm a veteran of the US Army and I do hope aLL OF YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS BACK IN rUSSIA would do the same thing,as we support a peace loving nation and no more wars/conflicts,and wish all of us would leave hate and negativities in their place and continue to move on ,nice story,keep telling the journey and goodluck.
I'm so glad your mother in law went you guys. She's a very strong and beautiful lady, inside and out. Welcome to Philippines. Life in Philippines is very simple. I will always hope for a good and simple life for all of you. Keep vlogging.
Welcome to our beloved country guys ♥️♥️♥️
Thank you🤗
I am so happy for all of you. Good luck in the Philippines! It is beautiful!
Thank you so much🤗
Very unique vlogging. its like listening story telling, that you dont want to miss a single moment.
Thank you very much❤️
Sabi nga nila "Through thick and thin / Sa hirap at ginhawa" laban lang sa buhay. Sobrang nakakatuwa na hindi iniwan si mother in law. Swerte mo te, isa sign yan na mabuting tao napang asawa mo. ❤️
Welcome back to the Philippines & welcome also for Mama & Boris to the land of the Free. What a story & hardships you made, but you have done it so well. The story telling was so lively & amazing. Philippines was also the recipient of more than 6,500 white Russian refugees who were taken cared of by the Philippine Government. They stayed for a long time in Samar. (The Tubabao Odyssey). Congratulations & good luck & God Bless. Thanks from Manila.
Wow Darlene..Thanks God you're on your way to live in Philippines with your husband and mother in law..be good to them..hindi pa ako tapos watching your video..excited na ako sa new life nyo sa Pilipinas..naiiyak ako sa journey mo.. Fluent ka sa English pati Russian pa..I'll follow you. Good luck. Take care of your husband and mother in law
Fact of life,it is so hurting to leave your own country. But we left with no other choice 🥺 mabuhay kabayan you are better be safe in your own country with your loved ones.🙌🇵🇭
Wow....taga Pangasinan ka pala kababayan, good decision te, mas masaya dito sa Pilipinas may freedom kayo at masaya kahit mahirap ang buhay. Importante kasama mo asawa at biyenan mo. Welcome back kababayan! 🇵🇭🧡🤗
Yes po. Thank you very much❤️
I agree! ❤
I am happy for you bringing your Russian family to Philippines. Hoping they will adapt well to their new life in Philippines. I don't know but I wanted to cry seeing your mom in law, I am touched by you and your husband's love for her. It's difficult to be uprooted from your beloved country, hoping they will find new family in our countrymen. Wishing you all the best!
Thank you very much❤️.
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The hubby looks a good man. I love yoyr Mother in law. Shes very nice. Greetings all the way from Republic of Ireland OFW
@Doris Castillo hello Doris does shengen visa allowed in Ireland.
Welcome to the Philippines! We, Filipinos hope that you enjoy your staycation here! There's a lot of beautiful places that you can visit around the Philippines, and the thing is every region here has their own unique and delicious delicacies that will soothe your hunger in instant, try some!🤩🌟
i like how you narrate your travel...as if your making a poem...ooohhh excited to see more of your vlogs bec of those flowery words you uttered
Naloka naman ako, kasi someone said here that it's boring n scripted. Dapat normal vlogging daw. And here I am, so bored of those so-called normal vloggers.
Thank you very much🥰.
What a beautiful story and very courageous decisions for all of you. I hope that they found their peace now in our country. Filipinos are well-known for our hospitality. I’m sure everything will be fine. God bless to your extended families. New subscriber here!
I’m feeling emotional now, the last comments I was holding it but now it’s out I felt pain or sorrow for both Boris and his Mom because there heading to an unknown places to them . The war from their home is inevitable and it seems unstoppable now. Boris made a right decision. Wishing to all of you well!
Many foreigners, when they set foot in the Philippines they don’t want to leave or they always come back because of the kindness & happiest people, the food, beautiful & breath taking islands & Philippines has so much to offer✨🌸💜🌺
So happy for both of hope you have a happy life in the Philippines, good luck.
Thank you very much
Filipina is very supportive wife and understanding ,
This is life,full of surprise sometimes we didnt know what our future may come,but the most of all lahat may pagsubpk ....hangang san tau katatag ...keep praying always someday u will good luck
I’m amaze how organize the vlog script is created. Something new and kuddos to the husband! 👍🏼 hopefully the mom can adapt soon🙏🏼 must be hard for her❤️
I stumbled on your blog by accident , and lo & behold , I enjoyed your blog & your life story ! I will be following your blog & curious how your Russian husband & mother in law will adopt the island life ! I am a Filipina , went to United States to finish my medical school I met my American husband in Montana where he was a patient at the hospital where I work . We have 2 children ( 59 yrs.old & 52 years old) I lost my dear husband 4 years ago . We live in Florida for 25 years. I hope you will continue blogging your life & your husbands in the Philippines ,
i adopted philippines as my 2nd home country over 10 years ago...now me and my wife have 3 bussinises there and we gona move for good in few months....pilipinas kong mahal ❤❤❤❤
We welcome your family in our beloved Philippines with open arms..God bless your family
Can I just praise you for how eloquent you are with your narration? You are speaking intelligently. The way you stitch your thoughts together. Keep it up. This kind of vlogs are really fascinating to watch. Plus the content of your vlog is very touching. I wish you, Boria and his mother best of luck on your new journey together in PH. It will be different from before where you are still single to now that you have your husband here in PH. ❤❤❤
Thank you very much😊❤️
Omg I agree! Wow I’m impressed! Best of luck, I know you guys will do well. Take care!
Agreed. Just like listening to an audio book … Marvelous!
Just watched your vlog. I pray that your mother in law and your husband will love our place, the Philippines. Keep them both safe, protected, happy and contented. They can now have a good sleep. 🙏🙏🙏
IM YOUR NEW “subs “ ! YOU are a GOOD STORY TELLER ! 😄😄😄. VERY CLEAR ! NAKAKA TOUCHED NAMAN ! GOD BLESS !
Looks like you have a good-hearted husband, and also, he is lucky he has you as his spouse.
Its just like your narrating your life story very clear and good english
Filipinos are the best
Thank you very much❤️🥰
Welcome to your freedom! As a friend in the phillipines (I live in Canada as well) Please take your time and enjoy learning about phillipino life.. It's quite unique and amazing.
We're happy for you and wishing you and your family all the best.
Thank you very much and we wish you the same❤️🤗
What a great heart youve got! I think you're an amazing woman! Full of love , full of joy. May the good Lord always be in the center of your life. Wishing you all the best. Be strong.
You two seem kind and humble people. Love will conquer all, best wishes to you guys.
WELCOME TO THE PHILIPPINES , BORIA AND UR MOM and of course my “kababayan”! GOD BLESS YOU ALL GUYS MALIGAYANG PAGDATING!👏👏👏💐! 👍🏿👏👏👏
While I'm watching your video I'm happy and sad because you're going back to Philippines it was a good decision,have a good life in our country,love you all
You should write a book, an autobiography. You got it girl. You're intelligent, love the way you express your thoughts 👏😍🙏🏼😇☝️
Good vlog its like documentary which i like.. not boring👏
By far, your story via vlogging is my favorite. All the best to your new life in the Philippines!
Thank you very much 🥰❤️
Worth to subscribe and thru this i'll be able support you and your family to start a new life. NO SKIP ADS. MAY GOD BE ALWAYS WITH YOU
Be strong guys. You are all safe now here in phillipines!
I was teary when you guys landed in Manila Airport. Thank God you all landed safely and reached your province safely. Your husband and his mum seems good people. I hope you look after them and make them feel welcome. Language barrier will always be the hindrance of getting to know each other. It’s good that you brought your mother in law along so your husband will not feel isolated. When I came to Sydney Australia 40 years ago I had the culture shock. I didn’t have any family nor relatives. I only have my cousin’s sister in law. She introduced me to a lot of Filipinos and they became my family. Without them I would have gone back to Manila. Sydney was a very quiet place, I can’t even see 1 person walking on the street. Australia’s population back in 1983 was 15.5 million and Australia is a very vast country. 40 years later it’s still only 26 million. Australian immigration is very strict they scrutinise every migrant that come in to the country. Unless you’re a skilled worker, registered nurse, doctors, engineers, lawyers etc. the only time the unskilled person is accepted is if you’re a spouse. You probably felt the same when you migrated to Russia so perhaps you can understand what they’re experiencing right now. I really hope that Pangasinan will be your husband’s future home. May God guide you all 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
great story and we hope everything goes well for you and your family, specially mum because it will be a BIG change for her.
Good luck dear alam ko ang sitwasyon nyo Dahil nanonood ako Ng news nakatira ako sa Sweden ,everything gonna be ok.God Bless your family.welcome to the philippines
You speak very good English. Glad to see that y’all took your mother in- law to the Philippines. Y’all can have a better life all together. All the chaos in your lives are now behind you. God Bless y’all. Wishing y’all all the best in your new endeavors!! You will be blessed because you care about your husband and his mother!!🙏🏻♥️💜❤️
What a naration,, the story narrator speaks nicely, coolly and clearly. .. Listening to her is never BORING at all... Welcome and Bless you and your family...
I cannot imagine the emotions you guys must have felt. Moving from one culture to another…this is a major life change and I will pray that you succeed. When we moved our family from Virginia to Australia, we thought it would be easy especially for our kids because it’s an English speaking country. Locals are so friendly and laid back but it took us months or probably a year to feel comfortable. We are back in the US now but no regrets. Wish you success. We are actually dreaming of your life right now, tropical Island paradise.
This is what I love in Sydney Australia. A bit layback but technology is one of the best in the world. Australia is full of rich and down to earth people. I saw it cause I worked in finance and banking industry. Some people don’t even know how much their savings are. Some are whooping millions. I migrated here from Philippines 40 years ago but never want to leave this country. I still visits Manila twice a year until Covid strikes. I have visited USA for 6 weeks but never went back. I didn’t enjoy it, traffic is also bad. Lots of beggars on the street. When I arrived in Sydney I had a culture shocked. Streets were empty I felt I was alone. I used to see lots of people on the streets in Manila and family and relatives around me. Shops shut early. Now I get used to it. I don’t even like big crowds and too many people around me. I don’t like the heat. I don’t like traffic. If it’s very hot on summertime I just put the air conditioner on so really I seldom felt the heat.
@@0308regina I really miss the laid back atmosphere there, the benefits are the best. I worked for the state. We visit the land down under but we stopped when Covid started. 2019 was our last. So sorry you did not enjoy your visit here, you must have visited parts of California, or parts of NY, Chicago or DC, I assure you it’s not the whole US. We are comfortable where we are and none of the homelessness and traffic. School is a priority for us so I made sure we live in blue ribbon school area. Taxes are high but worth it. Cheers!
@@cynthiaraymundo6983 you’re absolutely right. We went to LA, SF, Chicago, Florida, Las Vegas, NJ, NY. It was a thanksgiving month and we watched the parade in NYC but my gosh there were stinking odour coming from the manhole. I couldn’t believe I was seeing and smelling it in the heart of NYC. I was disappointed but we have to make the most of our holiday. Seeing my high school bff and my relatives and friends makes my travel to US worthwhile. Anyway Australia changed so much. Sydney was invaded by Lebanese and Chinese Developers. They built a lot of Units/Apartments using cheap not good quality materials. There were few buildings that had big crack on the walls that made a massive court proceeding case. I don’t really trust these mobs. Yes I understand they have to make some profits but the safety of the owners and renters must me their paramount goal but unfortunately it’s not the case. 40 years ago houses were on $40K to $45K with the land above 500 Sqm We bought our house for $120K with 800 Sqm. Now houses ranges from $800K to $5M depending which suburb you live in. Where I live very near the Sydney airport. Units ranges from $600K To $1.5M from 1-3 bedrooms. Houses ranges from $1M to 5M. This makes the young ones unable to buy their home for this stupid prices due to these developers. Sad.
It's along journey, enjoy your most wanted freedom in a most loving free country where people always smile at you,Enjoy your new country may God bless you and your family..
Something about your vlog, I am seeing loneliness and sadness, but hope and happiness are well filled with much love, and that made me subscribe.
I'm sorry you guys had to leave I'm shore he will go back and visit. I hope this war will pass but good for you guys to move to the Philippines. Love from American ❤
So relieved that you, Boris & his mom made it out of Russia safely! Good Luck on your new life in the PI. God Bless You All! Mabuhay!
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Goodluck on your new life.
A new fan here from West Jordan, UT (USA) I've watched about 2:47 mins into your video and already in tears. Your journey has to be quite an adjustment. So touching that your mom n law still able to smile and you are blessed to have your husband and her to go through this next chapter of your lives. Your strengths is very much admirable. Us Filipinos we all have that in common when it comes to survival. I'll Pray for you and your family ♥
I love the way U give an account of your experience. It's interesting and not boring.
I like the way you presented your video. It becomes documentary. Congratulations for making it to the Philippines.
Beautiful young couple and beautiful you my kababayan, I am glad you took your Mom with you. Show our to them our Filipino Culture be proud and we are proud of you young lady.
Thank you for sharing your life with your husband and coming back to Phil
new subscriber here and I really feel you and the feelings of your husband....welcome to Philippines this country is paradise.
Nothing is forever. Your birthplace will always your home, This is another chapter of your lives and hopefully for the better if not the best. Let's hope only the best for your family, and as a Filipino living in the USA, I support you guys wholeheartedly. There are a lot of changes in the country as of now but returning home will not be too much of a burden for you. Enjoy and be safe.
It's a video you wouldn't miss a journey first time to watch it love the way you narrate its like a documentary with a little bit of history on it definitely I will support kabayan my father also from pangasinan welcome to your husband and mother in law hope they will enjoy our country, better start learning tagalog now or even local dialect pangasinense or ilocano
Hope ur channel will grow more n more n it’s kinda disheartening that he left his homeland but I m sure guys made the right decisions…. N u have been working hard so u will find a way to survive. Love from India 🇮🇳 last but not the least ur narration is just wow . ❤
I don't know why I felt so emotional whilst watching your video and hearing your story, I can see the sadness in the eyes of your loved ones. It's difficult to leave the country where you used to lived. Please take good care of them. God bless to the whole family.
I’m glad you guys got home to Philippines before the war broke. I do have that your husband and mother in -law can stay longer in the Philippine.
Wow! That's one looong and exhausting trip😲Your throwing away of your excess baggage symbolizes a new beginning in a new climate. I'm sure your husband and mother-in-law will experience adjustment problems so you need to be flexible as well for their sake. Welcome back to the Philippines🇵🇭😀💕
Thank you very much. The long trip was worth it. Mom and Boria liked it here🥰.
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Beautiful narration of your journey. I like I choice of words you chose, you must be a journalist.
I don’t know why I’m so emotional watching this ! I wish you all well. Good-luck on this big move.
This is a moving, beautiful account of your very long journey home🏡 .... Takes so much courage for your husband and his Mom to venture out of their comfort zone, their homeland. I'm also a Pangasinense living abroad. Good luck to you...
Thank you very much❤️
You are peaceful people, so this is the best decision you all made!👍🇵🇭🇧🇭
Darlene is also very blessed to have Boris as a husband, his a real good hearted man and humble. Both of them are so good and precious couple.