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MY FIRST TIME IN NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA: CANDID STORY TIME |MOVING FROM NIGERIA TO CANADA
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- Опубліковано 3 вер 2020
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In this video, I talk about my experience in Canada as a newcomer and JJC.
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Hey folks!
I hope you enjoyed hearing MY experience.
The contrast between the hustle and bustle in Lagos, plus the beautiful Toronto skylines and massive airport compared to Halifax's green and scenic views was definitely an experience.
I ended up living in Halifax for 3 years. I stayed back after school when all my mates left immediately. It was serene and peaceful. I would love to go back and explore the city a bit more.
Notification gang! Gather here for a selfie!! Like like like!
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Hi Feyi! You look very familiar. Did you attend Yctss?
Yes, I did. Lol
Hi I really enjoyed the video but in your opinion where in NOVA SCOTIA is best to live? Outside of Halifax or would you just recommend living in Halifax
I'm thinking of relocating from Toronto to Nova Scotia. Thank you
What's the big deal about assembling furniture has nothing to do with carpentry.i guess by now you are aware that furniture is available already assembled ha ha.
Insightful, there are a lot of Canadian blogs on UA-cam but most don't tell you what everyday life is. This is quite an eye opener.
Glad you enjoyed hearing my experience
I absolutely love this!!! You laughing as if there are 2 of you there, but it's obviously just you reliving the memories by yourself, with yourself. I plan to move to Canada shortly; I was planning to apply to do my Master's degree but I'll definitely speak to the immigration lawyer about the Express Entry Program.... You're absolutely beautiful!!! Thank you for the great content.
Thank you!! 🌹🌹🌹
That's where I'm going actually, Halifax
@@sandra-ku1si that's great!
OMG, all your saying was what I experienced before, you bring my precious memory back. Thank you for the video, I had smile on my face from beginning to the end.
Aww! Thanks for your comment 🌹🌹
@@FeyiMac Great story telling right there if you ask me. As for the racism part, well i think it's kinda sucks but what sucks more is TRIBALISM, which happens a lot back home. I once dated a yoruba lady but her mum was not comfortable with me and referred to me as an igbo man even though I'm from Delta state. It's all around Nigeria, Yorubas against igbos, Igbos against hausas and vice versa. I thinktIt's so worse than white on black hate.
You’re sharing your experiences so well. You really have a way of putting the viewer in your shoes, conveying how coming to a new country must feel lol. Can you share how you’re doing socially now (making new friends, homesickness, feeling isolated being such a minority, etc)? I’m really enjoying your channel.
(And how are you even doing your hair, finding hair products? Love your locs!)
Thank you!!
Yes, I can do a video on that.
There are lots of loctians here and a plethora of products as well.
Who makes your locks....????after leaving the bus what happened to other girls...were they shot ????
I LOVE THIS haha! I was seriously paying attention to the gist and nodding like you were right in front of me. Please more of this content. God bless!
😂😂😂 thank you!
I've grown up in Canada so it's very interesting for me to hear what's surprising about it from your perspective. I feel I've learned a lot. Thank you.
Great story, love your sense of humor, have a nice life in Canada. Greetings from Peru.
Thanks!! 🌹
Really enjoyed this. I love both the serious Feyi and the story teller.
😆😆 thanks!
Thanks for the hypnosis. I just can't tell what made me stay till the end. You are a natural story teller, Feyi Windows... Sorry Mac. Thanks for being real about it. Got lots of friends in Canada. Wish you the best in your citizenship and all your future endeavors.
Lol thank you 🙂
You are so good at conveying your story! Very captivating!
Thank you! 💃💃
Thanks for sharing your experiences with us. I’m originally from near Toronto in Ontario. My parents were shocked I would choose to go to school in New Brunswick when I was finished high school. Then off to Ohio in the U.S.A., after I was married. I have lived more than half of my life in Nova Scotia. My parents were surprised by how many trees were here too. They did enjoy Halifax when we took them there. 💜
Nice! Halifax really grew on me and I ended up staying back after school until I eventually moved to Ontario. The air is fresh!
Just came across your account and I'm glad I did! I relate hard with your story. Coming to Windsor next year and I'm the only black student in my class 😭 Hearing your story has made me feel a little better ❤️
You'll definitely be fine! Welcome in advance 🙂
Canada is nice to everyone. Come we are waiting
Feyi when you talked about passing your bus stages, it remained me the times I got lost in Nairobi. By then I was in p . 5 in Uganda & Kenyans call it standard 5. This was in 1980.
This video made me laugh so much Feyi. It's amazing how much we have in common including our MAJORS lol. I kept saying Yup,yup, yup, me too lmaooo. I started remebering the first time I came into america and girllll the SHOCK was beyond me. I even have a video coming up next week of my immigration story (shameless plug lol). Anyway, I also love how you talked about educating yourself on racism, I too had to learn through a few experiences and class. All in all, i resonated with this content and I employ you to do more of it. Go girllll, roast us we are your asunnn.
Ayyy! Glad you could relate to my experience, it's not easy being a JJC in North America. Will definitely look out for your video!
I live in Calgary, I learnt to service my car my self after a mechanic billed me 120 dollars for car service!. if you are coming here, pls learn to be handyman.
Very important advice! DIY all the way!
Please show us the way o, how do you do it?
😂😂😂😂😂
Please how do you dispose the oil??
@@MARINAESIRI i learnt from youtube. Type in your car model. It tells you all you need. I got all the equipment I needed from Canadian tyres.
Love the video!
'I'm not a carpenter, I'm a fine girl' 😁
New subscriber here 🤗
I subscribed fast when you mentioned Pub Relations in class...
Yay! Welcome to the family!
I really like your hair, you are very pretty and cute!
Thank you🌹
The whole bus thing, knowing which stop, etc. Maybe that’s just in Nova Scotia...cause in Québec and BC, it is announced: screen or voice.
Yeah, that's good. Nova Scotia has recently upgraded their buses as well
You are doing amazing well. Thumbs up, great presentation skills
Thank you 😌
Love your story telling style... felt like i was the one having the experience. Working on going to Nova Scotia with my family but having a cold feet about it. Hope I am not making a mistake sha. Still making my research though.
I love this video. You seemed really bubbly, relatable and in your element in this video.
Thanks for sharing all these priceless nuggets with us.
Thank you!! 🌹🌹
That bus thing is a set up. Why cant there be written instructions on how to get off the bus? lol, I passed my stop so many times because of that when i just landed. This video was so funny and I enjoyed it.
Aha! I think we all experienced this 😂😂
Thanks for watching!
I agree! I'm Canadian, but I lived in Japan for 8 years and they do a waaaaaaaay better job of communicating how to do things (sometimes hilariously so such as the "how to use a toilet" pictograms in the washrooms). Definitely something Canada needs to learn how to do better.
I laughed at your comment about nobody on the road when you and your parents went out. Last time I was in Nigeria 2010, I told my childhood friend who I went to high school with in the 80s that there were so many people everywhere that it was scary. I didn’t remember it being like that when I lived there. She laughed and said it was always like that and that I have been gone too long. I literally love quiet areas with hardly anyone roaming the streets 😊I find it peaceful and serene👍🏽
I grew to love the peace and quiet. I ended up moving out of Toronto to a quiet area.
I loved the video!!! 😄
The experiences you shared were hilarious 😂😂😂. I literally laughed all the way.
You have saved a life. I know I'll definitely need these when I move to Canada.
Thank you and keep lighting the world with your great sense of humor and lovely smile.
Love your hair, by the way. 🤗
I enjoyed watching your video. You're very candid and honest in sharing your experiences. From Baguio City, Philippines.
Thank you!! 🌹
I seen many of your videos but I never remember laughing this hard from the beginning to the end. Very interesting and informative!
I’m glad you enjoyed it😄😄
Omoooooooo
I just saw this video coincidentally and I love it!
I was laughing through out. I just subscribed and hit like😊
Haha! Thanks for watching! 🌹
I cant feel that you are an introvert in most of your videos ive watched, your so awesome and funny I laughed at this video many times and its so informative really. Thanks for inspiring me by the way Im from the Philippines 😊
Aww, thanks for the kind words 🌹🌹
Hi Feyi ,thank you very much for your video contribution about Halifax NS and your experience (What is ~Halifax in the first place ,ha ha ,priceless!)I really related to you experience as an international student who chose Halifax Nova Scotia to study.I and many others from the Caribbean in particular went study at St Marys University Dalhousie Mount St Vincent Nova Scotia Tech TUNS.I have very vivid and powerful memories of living in Halifax and the experience especially as a person of African Caribbean origin. It was fascinating to hear you articulate your impressions about the city. The thing that really impacted me was about your experience on your masters degree and one of your lectures where the topic of racism in North America was being traversed. The name KKK came up and you found yourself having to ask in class "what is the KKK". That blew my mind literally as a person of african descent born and raised in the west. I was born in the UK. It is obvious that you are clearly an intelligent educated and progressive young person. Not knowing about some of the bus route as a result of the poor or lack of information system management IT system on the transport systems and having to ask for directions as a new person is one thing. But coming from Nigeria as a post Graduate student and never having heard of the KKK or Klu Klux Klan is mind blowing. This is classic black history about the experience of black person in colonial and post colonial western world , and most obviously relates to slavery subjugation an oppression of black people .What does this say about the history education that is taught in the secondary school curriculum in Nigeria? Regardless Thank you for your video . It was very informative , funny and enlightening with serious perspective I .When I got to Canada I found it fascinating that Nova Scotia as the highest number of Black in Canada .When i say this i mean those who are descendants of the original migrant from Carolina USA pre war of independence from UK and New York in the 19th Century also those maroons deported from Jamaica who where sent on to Sierra Leone to re-settle that new Africa territory.
Hi,
You should not fault the Nigerian education system. We are a people of over 500 different tribes and cultures, our history classes can't fully cover all our experiences and histories. (To put it in perspective, my son came home with homework on "Nigeria people and origin ", while the topic discussed 52 tribes, mine was not included . That's to tell how extensive history here is)We went through colonization and slavery here, there's a lot to cover, not knowing about the KKK does not in anyway makes us less. And not to sound antagonistic but have you heard of the Ogori people in north central Nigeria? The Oworo?. I bet not, would I consider your education system faulty? No.
Africans are diverse and it's hard to know everyone's experiences .
Regards
I enjoyed this video primarily because you were basically enjoying yourself while at it.😊😊
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Lol...Thank you for the gist Feyi. God bless our parent.
Amen! Thanks for watching.
Love your story. I really can just see the image you paint in your explanation.
I enjoyed this video for real. One good thing your parents were financially buoyant. I pray God direct me on arrive next year. Amen
Girl you are HILARIOUS! ENJOYED WATCHING YOUR VIDEO!
Thank you 🤣
Nice one Feyi! I had a similar experience with the bus and on top of that, I was paying the fare every single time I hop on the bus, I didn't know I was meant to take a transfer slip that allows me to use one payment for 1.5 to 2 hours 🤦♀️
Very relatable! 👍
Oh my! That too 🤣🤣
I had no idea about transfer slips until after a few weeks of paying for every ride! Haha, thanks for sharing Mo!
Awwwwn.
Sorry about your encounter with that lady on the bus. I liked how you quickly excused yourself from the bus.
I can't even imagine myself bieng in that situation.
I just stumbled on your channel and can’t control myself from binge watching your entire videos cause i love your energy(it’s contagious). New subscriber ❤️
Ayy! Thank you 🌹
Thoroughly enjoyed this!
Glad you did! Thanks for watching.
Lool. Thank you for sharing your experience. Now I have your experience to learn from when I eventually get to Canada
I had a similar experience right here at Mexico, I tried to get off the bus, but the bus driver didn't stop at all, he kept moving while I was going down, so, I had to jump to the street, can you believe it, there are some bad people at the world, I really don't know why did this kind of stuff happend to me, i don't know if it is because the color of my skin, because my skin 8s brown color, or maybe because I am charming, or handsome, but that kind of thing could happens almost everywhere, you have to believe me, you are not the only one
We here!!!🤗🤗
Amazing video, keep up the good works.
Is there a part 2🙃
Yayy!! 💃💃
Hello Feyi, have done my ECA and have taken IELTS once but didn't get the score I wanted for OID through Saskatchewan province, this is the chance my family and I are waiting for,please make the dream come through so I can retake IELTS and kick off the process of migrating.
That was a great video and I like the DIY lines. I'm a new PR in Nova Scotia (Dartmouth) but this weather is still doing me anyhow and thinking how I'll cope with life during winter. Everywhere is still boring to me and not like bubbling Lagos .
However, I've barbed my hair twice since I came because I cannot pay 30 Dow to any barber
Hey! Wow, that's awesome! The weather won't be so bad compared to other cities. You'll definitely be fine. Downtown Halifax is fun if you hang around the right crowd. DIY makes sense. Never stepped foot in a salon in Nova Scotia. I did everything myself.
@@FeyiMac Thank you Feyi.... Where Una dey get the right crowd😀😀😀😀? I visited sting garden road few times and my curiosity makes me walk down to sacred heart school 🤣😅 and I finally ate burger 🍔 that's not made for village boy like me
Lol you'll meet people, don't worry.
@@WasiuAbdul ..Oga calm down sir, no burst my belle with laff abeg. las las u go dey ok o
@@ogbonmojisola3623 shoo... Come Nd see the day it first snowed in Dartmouth which was my first experience, it started in my korokoro eyes and it felt like heaven bubbles. Within 2-3 hours, the roads turned to ice block... I was like, who send me come Canada oooo😂😂😂.. I prepared going to work, and my car stucked in the snow, after many attempts to move, I just put it in reverse and started rigmarole like Iyana Ipaja driver
Hello Feyi
I remember the first time I came across your profile online was during Dr. Addy’s instagram live were you demystified all the myths on IELTS writing. You made a statement; it is either clb 10 or nothing. This words has been my driving force when studying.
I wish i could win the IELTS sponsorship and take the test before the end of 2020. I have evaluated my credentials with WES
hahaha when you talked of seeing the forest through the plane, I remembered my experience too.
When I was landing in Montreal, Canada - I looked through and all I saw were farmland. I was shocked and worried and my excitement ended. But I resumed after driving through the city. So I feel here
The buses in the uk have an automated voice at each stop so you know where you know when to get off.
Yeah, that's what I expected.
They’re extremely automated in Toronto too
@@mellymel6624 yes, I think Halifax has also improved theirs a bit since then.
A very informative video. As a Canadian I would have hoped that your experience had been better.
Thanks Elizabeth, I would have hoped so too but we live and learn.
@@FeyiMac Ya i'm so sorry you had to go through that on the bus. People can be so ignorant.
Awesome video... I enjoyed every bit of it. Your mannerisms in the video are quite interesting and the video itself is very informative. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you! 😌
That downtown was beautiful!
Thank you so much for sharing your experience, pls we want more videos like this to give us insight of what shocks we might face
Sure thing! I have a few videos that'll help reduce the culture shock
I really enjoyed this video. I laughed 😅 alot. JJC vibes. Thanks for sharing Feyi. I learnt a lot.
Really interesting story Feyi. I fell for the bus thingy too. I did a lot of walking.
I know right? We could have just asked questions😭😭
Thank you very much for this opportunity. I’m currently on my transcript/wes process. I don’t have a masters but I wish to write the TEF which is twice the prices of IELTS so i would be grateful if my IELTS is paid for.
Just go for it, whatever one sets his or her mind to do, get it done.
I'm from trinidad,I really enjoyed watching your video,I laughed a lot when you became a carpenter
I have family in mississauga so I decided looking at video
Enjoying it
wooow, I've liked your story, I'm in another country far from Canada but We all live in fear I too some times change walking directions when I'm afraid of some people
Good afternoon Feyi, I'm 29 years old and I lost my job due to the covid 19 pandemic. I already did my ECA but haven't being able to do IELTS due to the lack of funds. I recently started an advanced diploma with ICM through the help of wonderful friends and family members, I needed to boost my CRS score to help my Express entry profile. I'm currently studying for my IELTS through different UA-cam channels and it's being interesting and I'm putting in all effort to get nothing less than band 9.
I would like to be one of the lucky winner's of the paid IELTS sponsorship.
Thank you for being so helpful and God bless you 😊🙏
Hi Feyi love your videos so informative and love how easily relatable you are
Thank you 🌹
This woman!!!!!!
You will not kill me.
This video is so hilarious.
🤣🤣🤣
Lol! Feyi! More of both, storytelling and serious you. Love your posts. Thanks for being informative
Hello Feyinoluwa..... Thanks for everything,
I'm not ungrateful, you're so details about information; Bless you dear friend.
Amen, thank you
Feyi😊, I really enjoyed watching your videos. I'm actually a new subscriber, came across your video on page probably because have been searching for info about applying for a master's program in Canada. Thank you for sharing your experiences am sure these info will be quite valuable when I come to Canada 😊.
Hello Mrs Mac
I'm a Single applicant under 30, WES completed since March 2020, about to complete an additional degree(ACCA), took ielts in August 2020 but didn't get my desired score so I'm preparing to rewrite before December. Also I'm in the pool but I need to increase my score with a better ielts score.
I hope to get selected for the ielts sponsorship😊
All the best to everyone 🙏🏽💜
Newcomer here....I laughed watching this..thanks for sharing.
Haha! Thanks for watching!
I’m a new subscriber, love you already 🥰💕
Welcome to the fam! 🌹🌹🌹
I don't care if you guys are all about feyi. I'm just here to let you know I'm her BIGGEST FAN.
Lol thanks a lot for the love 🌹
NIce and detailed video. So funny! Thank you very much
Glad you enjoyed it.
I love your energy sis, i was in canada too sometimes last year, great place to libe in, and still thinking on wht to do though.Enjoy yourself,
Thank you 🌹
Uwc
Nice one dear. Quit an eye opening one. Thanks for sharing
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Oh am not too late to subscribe
Nice content 😅am really laughing loud
I love everything am hearing and seeing
Thank you 🌹
Lovely video.I enjoyed your story Fey
Thank you! 😌
BUSES now say which stop in a box and an automated voice and they have yellow wires or red buttons to signal the driver to stop
That's great!! I also heard the buses now have GPS and can be tracked real time. That's what I expected them to have. That will make it easier for newcomers.
Thanks for relating God Bless you I'm from the Philippines.
I remember the first time i asked the step by step procedures for the Canada immigration program without researching and this channel gave me the opportunity to know things. I will be grateful if chosen for the IELTS sponsorship because do you know that everyday i see a reason or more to leave Nigeria ? Dear Feyi, Every naira counts even if it means starving to achieve the Canadian dream. I’m still the French speaker that intend to write the TEF exam which is twice the IELTS price and I’m still pursuing my transcript in school. Please pick me and save a desperate soul.
Forest everywhere. I was born in Halifax. I bet it was a shock for you. I didn't grow up there.
It sure was! Where did you grow up?
@@FeyiMac right in Halifax. North end
Already have my WES evaluation report, waiting to take my IELTS exam. My mind is made up for Canada, this is my time.
Ok
Good but if l might advise you don't be extremely excited as if you're going to heaven. For your own good you must check all the odds, do serious research about your future village or town or city and the country as a whole and try to know as much as possible before you leave. The developed nations are extremely different from the developing countries especially those in Africa in almost everything including but not limited to human relations. In a nutshell the developing countries especially African nations are the best places to live. If African nations could have excellent or good medical facilities, job or good job opportunities, strong and democratic institutions, less corruption, justice and equality for all citizens before the laws (l'm not saying that there's absolute justice and equality for all citizens before the laws in the developed countries but they're hundred times better than the developing nations), the respect of laws, human rights......then they will be the best places to live. But the question is who will fix all these for the Africans? Nobody but the Africans. They must fix them by themselves. If the only dream of all African youths and the citizens in general is to emmigrate to another people's countries and if the Africans themselves are not hungry of fixing their institutions, countries.....allowing dictators, families, governants to rule them for decades or even one term's in office but without any visible changes in the countries and in the lives of the people resulting to massive exodus of the Africans then others will go and occupy Africa. The Chinese are already displacing the Africans from their motherlands. In one or two centuries Africa will become a Chinese continent. SO THE AFRICANS SHOULD WATCH OUT. It's a hidden agenda of the Chinese authorities. Their plan is sending millions of Chinese including prisoners to Africa to multiply and supplant the Africans in order to guarantee China's access to the African raw materials for the Chinese industries thereby allowing China to become a leading world power in terms of economy and politics. God forbids a world led by communists, anti democratic, anti human rights, anti liberty.......country. However, it will never happen because it's against God's ideal for humans and the world. Communism is anti human.
Thank you. You are very knowledgeable.
Thank you 🌹
Good video. My/our son is in the process of moving to Toronto to study so this is quite informative. We are from St Maarten.
Your videos are so informative. Thank you!
I am 25years old.
B.A. Music + professional qualifications.
3 years work experience.
Taken a CRS assessment and qualify under the Federal Skilled Worker Class.
Currently preparing for IELTS next month. Would really appreciate that sponsorship! Thank you!
Hi Feyi your info is really mind shifting. Thanks alot. Hope you are good and fully settled in Halifax........ oga juuuuuuu
Thank you! I actually moved to Ontario two years ago.
Give us all contents! We love to see it.
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I watch your videos back to back. 🎉🎉.
Kudos my dear. Interesting story... Shaa better be your own ooh. Very lovely parents you have to accompany you. 🤗🤗
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
I am a new subscriber, planning to move to Canada already. Thanks
I think you should make video on B1/B2 USA 10 years VISA 🇺🇸 (for Canadian permanent residence ) and benefits of being a canadian citizen.
Well done Feyi 👍🙏
Thank you for this video, it was very informative especially for us coming to Canada
You're welcome, I'm glad you learnt a thing or two.
Hi thanks for the information, looking forward to such beautiful scenes.
Thank you! 🌹
@@FeyiMac UWC
I guess I have to learn how to be a carpenter, right here at my home, I had to paint it, I had to put the floor, I had to build the fence at the garage, because there wasn't anybody at that time that could do it for me, and there was a criminal zone, can you believe it!
Oh wow! Well done! 🙌🙌
I have been laughing so hard since the beginning of this video but that your laughter at 22:46 when you were describing your reaction to the guy saying he needs like 5 to 6 hours to put together the furniture got me rolling on the floor🤣😂🤣🤣🤣. Omoooo, nah to become carpenter Ojiji (sudden carpenter) o😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
loveee this kind of videos ! i was laughing all throughout. you reaction when landing in nova scotia had me loool
ohhh and we always do that same thing, convert back to our currency and freak out lool
i love how honest and open you are. so relatable, especially with being the only colored person in class. im indian from the Caribbean, but i imagine it wud be the same with us !!
Sorry to hear about the incident on the bus. I have lived in Halifax my entire life and am very disappointed.
Thanks Kimberly 🌹
I love your storytime!!! I thought you were likeable before but this made me love you even more!!
When you said "what is this forest?"...I laughed so hard 🤣 😂
Love love love your content. Very helpful. I am from the Caribbean and I'll be starting school in July 2021 in Vancouver, God willing. Just watching this Covid situation and seeing what's going on
Awww, thank you! I'm so jealous, Vancouver is absolutely gorgeous! 🌹🌹
I think it's not that they expect you to know. The key is to ask. Ask ask ask people are willing to show you and direct you. No one will tell you anything if you dont ask.No one can identify if your new here.
Yes, asking is good.
However, there are certain things you shouldn't have to ask about. For example, workplace pensions, benefits, deduction etc. It should be part of the Onboarding process, especially when the employers know that you're a newcomer. You end up researching it on your own, which isn't bad but it should be part of onboarding as well.
There's a lot about the system that one wouldn't know to ask about until they come up.
My dear sister from Lagos. Racism is everywhere. I'm teaching in Asia. You are walking and You See those you are better than covering their nose. Me I'm a typical Lagos lady that doesn't send. When you cover your 👃 nose I do the same. Thanks for making my day.
Wow, that's just ridiculous! Sorry you're experiencing such ignorance.
Glad you enjoyed the video 🌹
😂 Elizabeth, I like how you think!
This is so fun to watch I love it 🥰
Am a pastor and one of my youth is going to Nova Scotia tomorrow and the person to accommodate him has just turned him down. He needed someone to help.
We love the Video,,,Thanks a million
You're welcome 🌹
What a nice content.i really enjoyed it
Glad you enjoyed it!
I am new to your channel, but I am glad to inform you that you have a NEW FAN right now. I have followed you on Instagram. Will try never to miss any of your updates/post.
Awesome!! 🌹🌹🌹🌹
😂😂😂Hilarious story time, thanks for sharing. You are a narration pro & absolutely gorgeous
Nice video. Part 2 pls
Thanks for watching! 🌹🌹
Nice... really love your humour
Thank you 🌹
It hard when I get to canada on close work permit very tough.