FOREIGNERS LIVING SIMPLE PHILIPPINES LIFE 🇵🇭 EL NIDO LOCKDOWN
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In this video I show a day of our simple life in El Nido Palawan - The Philippines
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Don't be afraid to ask for help they wont hesitate to help you im sure of that, and you can ask for tips on everything, Godbless
Hi I've noticed that you didn't removed the gills of the fish :)
It's amazing how simple you live your life day by day.🙂 It's not that I hate living a fancy life but I see more beauty and purpose on the way you live your life. ❣️keep safe!
You too, keep safe always. God bless.
Hi just discovered your channel.. its nice that you and carol were able to manage living in this kind of situation. I just have a suggestion tho.. next time if your going to buy some fish, try to ask the vendor to clean the fish for you, because they can do that for you like take out the gills and fish intestine. Im enjoying watching your vlog since i grew up there in palawan.
I love it when people start adapting, instead of complaining 🤙 kudos to both of you.
it only proves that they are travellers
I hope they say something about trash they find. I saw one of their videos that comes across a pile of trash in Manila along the street while theyre on the uber .It's embarrassing but Filipinos needs to hear it from the foreigners
there are a lot of tourist/vloggers are somewhat trap in the philippines because of the lockdown.. so as support for you guys we will keep on watching your videos as appreciation that you promote the country through your vlogs
Korekk..salamat po..
Im foreigner vlogger too but my vlogs are a bit boring
Casey Fam Ly ok. Your vlogs fit those people who cant sleep.
Good attitude !!!
We left the Philippines 2 days before the lockdown. We had an amazing time!
You can actually ask the fish vendor to remove the stomach part and clean it. They do it for free
Ask the vendor to take the innards and gills. They can also slice it for you according to how many slices you like 😁
In El Nido they don’t clean the fish for you.
and cut off the head and fins
I like how you guys are trying to cope with the situation, just a couple of tips:
1. Ask your neighbors if they can lend some wire so you can make a clothes line in your rental, very sure they will lend a hand. You can also ALWAYS borrow a can opener and or a better tib for washing clothes, they will help you 100% 😊 2. Buy a bar of laundry soap, laundry powder and the fabcon and then when you wash your clothes, fill up the tub with water then put the powder and make it bubbly before you put the clothes(let the clothes soak for about 15mins and make sure to separate the whites). Then you use the bar when youre actually washing the clothes still in the same water. Rinse 3 times. Fill up the tub with water again, pour the fabcon and mix with the water and put the rinsed clothes let it soak for about 5mins and then just squeeze the water out from the clothes
since nasa probinsiya sila eh mas malamang sa mga bakuran ng mga locals dyan ay tiyak na may mga gulay o punong kahoy na nakatanim sa na puwedeng makatulong sa inyo.... epic na ang bayanihan attitude ng mga pinoy at malamang they will extend their hands to help...
as for me as they are using fabcon 2x rinse will be just okay lang din naman at medyo tipid sa water. 😊
Ok
Nice
I am to marry a filipino lady asap i am a young 77 years young my lady is 51
Looks like you two are adjusting well to more of a domestic Filipino life. I like your idea to make Filipino food, showing us what you eat and how you prepare it. Good video.
The family that cooks and laundry together stays together ❤️😊
This vlog is really plain simple but the way how they share their everyday life is quite interesting. Also, I like how they both remain patient despite of what is happening due to COVID-19. I guess them, staying in El Nido, even their situation seems harder, it is still the best decision not to travel back to their countries yet. I believe that they will be a lot safer away from COVID-19 in Palawan.
Just stay patient you two.
Things will get better soon!
Filipino subscriber ~
Never thought this Filipinos can be Friendly and having a welcoming atmosphere. Need to visit you soon! Btw my mom's a half Filipino and we'll go to El Nido once this Coronavirus got off. See you soon PH❤️
And probably take down notes of what was written in comment section 😅
Lulu Lemon Do you think that this covid pandemic will be over soon?
if you go shopping and you want cheaper expenses, instead of going to a mall grocery just go to the market just like what these guys are doing. You can see some flies but you can clean it thoroughly afterwards.
At these days everytime i watched vlogs of foreigners that chose not to leave the phils. In time of quarantine, I don't skip ads on their videos as part of helping them, please do these guys also 😊
Same here.
How come i dont get pop up commercial every time i watch?any problem i think.?
I like your heart 🙂
Koreekkk. Salamat po
christine melida Kaya lang naman tumutulong ang mga pinay ay kapag puti at may itsura ang foreigner. Alin, kung ang foreigner ay maitim, mukhang baluga, at pangit, sa palagay mo ba tutulong ang pinay. Nunca. Ni hinde sila magbubukas ng pinto manay.
My family and I are supposed to be in the Philippines right now on vacation from U.S.A. Your videos have been helping us out. Still would rather be where you guys are than here right now 😢 Keep recording these historic moments and stay safe👍🏽
Ivan West, I hope you get to go when all of this is over! Cheers!
Thanks Busybee...I checked your channel out...looks like you like to travel too....I hope you can get back to doing your thang as well👍🏽
Ivan, hope you get to travel to PH in the next year. We were supposed to travel in June and Jumping Places helped us with which islands to visit.
@@lauraMan2009 Cool! It's definitely a BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY!
Sorry to hear that bud. We're all in this together 🌎 ✌️. Really wish I could be traveling right now
Hey guys. The fabric conditioner "downy" is actually used as a final rinse, so you dilute it in water where you do your final rinse - for best result.
Or, dilute it in water and spray on your clothes after rinsing them. That way you use less fabric conditioner and save money.
@@Unforgettable0219
I thought i was the only one doing this.
This is a great hack by the way.
Hahaha
@@Unforgettable0219 i do it to spray other fabrics like my bed, sofa, throw pillows, etc. A lot cheaper than glade or lysol. Lol
@@Unforgettable0219 That's a good idea that I never thought of. Thanks very much, I'll do that next time.
Drinking a cold Red Horse is a great way to get a light buzz at the beach! I miss El Nido!
Probably not good drinking this time. 😅 Maybe next year or next next year.
When you buy fish again, you can ask the vendor to clean/remove all the inside of fish they can do that. You can also try to cook pinakbet and chopsuey, it's a vegetables food.
the fish monger can also remove the scales for you if you ask them. it's part of the service.
I'd rather do the cleaning of the fish. Lesser chance of contamination.
@@aumarigan You're going to cook it anyway. Unless it's for sashimi.
Yes man they will clean it for you with no additional fee.
I don't think they'd like the bitter melon in pinkbet, it's an acquired taste, plus there's a lot of ingredients to that dish.
Hey guys, just a tip on hand washing. Soak all the clothes in water for an hour. Remove and squeeze it. Prepare again a water and pour all the detergent and dissolve it then soak again all the clothes. Separate the whites and colored if you have another bucket. Soak it for 2 hours. Rinse squeeze and hang to dry.
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guys next time if you buy some fish kindly tell to the fish seller to clean the fish they will do that for you its free.
Yes, bemito is right. Have the fish cleaned by the vendor - it's for free and they do it in a jiffy... :)
Hand washing differs from person to person.
Below is how I do it.
1. Separate clothes! First batch: white/light-colored clothes. Second batch: colored clothes! ***reason you separate, is to ensure you do not ruin your white/light colors from absorbing unwanted dyes from your other clothes.
2. Soak white/light colors with detergent preferably use half the pack (don't use too much water), and leave for 30 minutes to 1 hour.
3. While the white/light color clothes are soaked in detergent go and and start washing the colored clothes.
4. To start washing.. On a basin of half-full of water, pour detergent (half a pack), put one clothing at a time.
5. Decide on where you want to start first, example.. you want to wash the left sleeve first. So just grab on two sides of that left sleeve with both hands, and rub them together. Continue doing this for 20 seconds on each section that you cover, or until the clothes are clean.
6. Once done with one garment, wring and squeeze. You can wash all first with detergent and then pile them together afterwards.
7. Once done, start rinsing your clothes. Do this two to three times, until there is less detergent in the water, or none. And on the last rinse, just wring your clothes until they're damp, and hang them dry.
8. Finally, repeat the process with your white/light colored clothes that are waiting on the other basin. Leaving them soaked would have loosen some unwanted dirt sticking to your clothes.
Good luck!
@@spiderliliez Ty~!
I really like your show. Very proude of you beautiful for showing Philippines. Thats great you made a Philippine charity .great job.
to do the laundry by hand: (I hope this helps)
1. melt the laundry powder first in a bucket of water w/o clothes
2. put 3-4 pieces of clothes first then scrub them well. add more clothes as you finish other clothes.
3. rinse the clothes well 2-3 times and on the 3rd rinse, add the packet of fabric conditioner. and same as step 2, rinse 3-4 pieces of clothes first for the last rinse. this is to not over crowd the bucket since you only have a small bucket there.
keep safe in the Philippines friends!
Tip: Do not chop off the crown of the Pineapple so hold it while peeling off the eyes make it easier to hold the pineapple then you can chop the crown off after
Also use pineapple eye remover to easily take away them away.
Plant the crown, it will take more than a year, but what the heck its sending back to the environment:)
I love how this slowly turned from a travel show into a cooking show :D
Haha, that may happen to Rock the Park! jk jk lol
hahaha
@@chrisvids9199 😅
What's good was, watching vlogs was a real life experiences..we see other sides of a travel.. The best thing is they cope up. Which is great❤️
I saw someone here on UA-cam staying for free at this tiny homes in Palawan , he said search Palawan tiny homes on fb it’s free ..
I enjoy watching different kinds of videos including your cooking, eating, walking or anything you two work together.
Here's a tip when going to the market, you should barter with the seller always. They usually charge tourists a bit more so try and negotiate the price.
I love this video really your learning the simple way of living about Filipinos... good luck and more subscribers...
Cool video, brother! Quick tip: you can ask the people in the market to do the cleaning of the fish for you. Enjoy your stay. Churches here in the Philippines are interesting as well. God bless you and Carol!:) Stay safe!:)
So proud of you to survive this time of lockdown and know more about the filipino dish. Explore more
That was interesting - seeing how you cope with simple life in your little house/ bungalow. Filipina here, lockdown in Luzon. I started watching your vids during this quarantine period. I think it's a good idea that you transferred to a house with kitchen, so you're be able to cook your own food & save $$. For the fish, you can ask the fish vendor to remove scales & innards - as others have said. As for cooking vids - aside from usual veg dishes (pinakbet, chopseuy, sinanglaw), you can try tuna sisig or tofu sisig. Tofu is called "tokwa" in Tagalog. Some veg sellers sell tokwa too. Many vids/ instructions on how to cook tuna or tofu sisig. You can also try sweet and sour tofu (usually it's done with pork, so just substitute with tofu). You can try to do exercise vids too. Stay positive and keep safe! :-)
Here’s some tip when you are shopping in the wet markets in the Philippines.
Greet them in Tagalog: kamusta po!
When they give you the prices ask them for discounts: Wala bang tawad?
Most of the vendors will give you a discount.
In a way its best not to ask for discount as small amount of money will help all those filipinos seller in the market whos not earning good income.
.in turn lets watch this blog and share to friends so both win win situations...lovely to see our lovely simple life in Philippines.
I am going to miss your vlogs for sure .Have a safe trip .God bless you both.shout out for Clemente Family from Los Angeles Ca.
you guys rocks, I love it when seeing someone not from the Philippines who not complaining of simple things but appreciate of what you have. stay safe we love you guys.
You can cook my favorite Filipino vegetarian dish. Adobong sitaw. You ask at the wet market they know it. Sitaw are those long green string beans. Cheap to make and delicious with rice. Good luck Kuya 👍
I really enjoy u and your partners vlogs. Hey from all the way here in New Zealand. Keep safe and we will all get through these tough times.
You both are really adapting Filipino food, that's amazing , keep it up and learn the culture, I am Filipina born in the Philippines , didn't go home for 35 years , missed my family.👍
Just across your vedio. Thank you for adopting my culture and food. Thank you for staying and adopting instead of complaining. God bless you both. And don't worry I will support all your vlog.
Thanks for the video. I think that it is important for you to understand that these quarantine videos have some historical significance. It is an accurate account of your real life experiences during the most important historical event of our lifetimes. For that reason, it may be viewed long off in the future by those studying the events of today. Some of the things you discuss and report may at times seem mundane to you compared to your regular travel videos. However they are not as you are writing history. People in the future will ask themselves: 'What was it really like when that happened?'. You are telling them what it was like. Thanks.
Great to see you're trying live like a local! Tip on condiments: try to mix calamansi juice (1-2 pieces) with some soy sauce. Calamansi is like lime. Makes any dish tasty.
Also maybe try to go to town early in the day so it's not too hot.
Love it! Thanks Joy!
A must hahaha or my mother will be angry 🤣 but i like banana ketchup with fried fish 😰
Awesome! So cool watching you guys doing a house chores... great job
Thank you so much guys for visiting Philippines and living a simple life, you are such a lovely couple! May god bless you always!
You’re not the only one stranded in our beautiful islands and feeling safe because most of the cases are here in Manila in Luzon, where most of the people are. Your videos help us feel free from our quarantine life in the city. You’re enjoying our provincial life style, back to basics. Feel free to ask help from my kababayans , they will be very much willing to help you and answer your questions. They might not be able to converse well in English but they will understand you especially with hand gestures. LOL! Keep safe.
We hope that you easily adopt and appreciate our simple kind of living in our country Philippines..
Jojo Ahat Sige Bakla, turuan mo silang mamuhay Pinoy
Both of your humility and authenticity just attract people to tune in. You are a breath of fresh air really amidst this lockdown. Thanks
Stay safe! Love from all the Filipinos💓
I carry a clothesline and clothespins in my backpack, and even though I almost never use them, I was very grateful I had them for those few times when there was no other way.
They can buy from the market next time
Love it ..especially like seeing the background scenery
You're so cute to watch washing in a traditional way. Lots of love here from Canada.
Dont shy to ask from the local still they will help you
Best way to travel!!!
Agreeeeee :)
Yup
True
I like your simple vlog daily life vlog brother
I remember my fiance and I lived together when he came to visit here in the philippines we had a simple life.
A Humble Couple, Love both of U Carol&Cris
let's not skip ads for this lovely couple. Waiting for the next vlog!
Great idea making local dishes, looking forward to it!
I'm very proud of you guys for being patient during the lockdown
Turning a situation into a positive one! Great example guys!
My Favorite is buying in palengke when i travel back Home palengke is the Best Memories of my childhood with my mom and papa.
my god carrol is sooo beautiful i love her beauty. just enjoy and stay safe guys!
I started to love watching your vedio guys. Been away from Philippines for 5 years. I am glad you are able to adapt the life in the Philippines. Stay safe.
It's so nice to see tourists using our products in the Philippines. It's nice to see how use it your way. And the couple have a nice personality
I hope 🤞 this lockdowns almost over so we can go back to our normal life.....stay safe guys and healthy.... hi Carol 😘❤️
Thanks for the inspiring message Pia. We're all in this together ✌️ 🌎
You guys so need to start a new channel... Cooking with Carol 👩🍳👌- Trevor
im here in New Zealand but I am a filipino I watched all ur advertisement here... good job guys stay happy and inlove u look good together handsome and beautiful a perfect couple
As a Filipino im happy if i saw a foreigner appreciate my country and our culture as well.....thank you and injoy your quarantine time and be safe from corona
I finished the adds sir hope it will help you there takecare.
You can also cut the tip of the okra then put it on the top of the rice when cooking it. You'll have a steamed okra then dip it in soy sauce and vinegar.
I love this vlog. Simple living is the best! Thank you for featuring my humble country mate. Be blessed!
i really enjoyed watching. very real and honest...loved your place their too..you are always welcome here in the philippines.
Hey try to make a dip our of calamsi and soy sauce, you will love the fish more. Stay safe and God bless
You guys did a good work! Its fun watching this video, it looks you guys new doing those. Welcome to Philippines. Good vibes!😄
Superb post this. So basic, so simple and yet so relatable and amazing. Thanks for sharing
Now i know why kuya chris ang ate carol fell in love with each other both soft spoken and kind with each other.wat a couple!i soo love their vlog.😍.you can make a sawsawan to dip your fried fish for more extra taste.a little bit of calamansi vinegar soysauce chili.superb!
Yea I’m liking your videos, very different but interesting, keep up the good work 😃😃😃
Same!
Everything here highlights on the blog are beautiful experiences and love to see more, you hit the Filipino's audiences and captivated their hearts I am so happy to see and never seen before in other bloggers couple, I want your heart show more often for being you. I love this and never change this concept because this is your personality and with a simple life a perfect for your creativeness.
Other vlogers have their cooking vlogs and video their trip to the wet market and grocery but they don’t cook filipino foods except the grilled liempo and barbecue ribs
just subscribed. you both just done the right thing, living simple and I gonna support your channel by not skipping the ads. always stay safe and positive. cheers from Bulacan
Of all the blogger's or you tubers or whatever you call them...this is the coolest couple I have seem, and I really like them.
this coronavirus crisis brings out strange behaviour in us... like watching vloggers doing their laundry 😃
kulas and bret?
@@yoshialcer5337 I hadn't heard of 'Kulas and Bret' before, do you know them ? I looked them up on UA-cam, do they do laundry and is it funny ? I just love to watch people doing laundry.. times are strange.. I hope I don't have the virus, my mind is wandering
@@jonnyrocket3659 Kulas is becoming Filipino on his chan nel while Bret is Bret Mavirick .They're both Canadian living in Cagayan de Oro,for 5 yrs now.
Jonathan P next time let’s watch them how they iron clothes with the horse 😀
@@El_.5794 with the horse ? wot you talking bout Willis ?
I'm glad that you two are making the most of your stay in Philippines. I enjoy watching you two adapting to the situation at the moment. I wish you two good health. Please stay safe!!!!
You guys are awesome!!!! Just amazing to see foreign tourists appreciating its simplicity and that’s how we Filipinos really live lol!
Hi guys! Been binge watching your quarantine videos lately and still have a smile on my face. The situation is kinda hard right not yet you guys still are making us feel very light. Hope you guys are doing well back in my country! All the love! New fan and will keep on supporting!
Hi, you can actually ask the fish vendors to remove the innards of the fish when you buy them.esp the big fish
nice living a simple life here in the Philippines.. hehe.. no worries at all..
Were are happy you appreciate simply life like us...and cooking pinoy food
wow, i got so hungry when you cooked and ate. i love fish and veggies and fruits
All your Vids are spot on. Doesn't matter what you're doing.
Very interested to see some Brazilian / filipines cooking Vids.
Maybe fish adobo? Brazilian Rice and beans? 👍
When buying fish, you can have them clean it up for you, to prevent the hazzle of cleaning at home.
The downy should be put in the last wash.. because the downy will dissolve the bubbles if you mix it together with the detergent. :)
I like the way they cook there own meal.. very simple but delicious.. thank you for visiting Philippines..
Simply beautiful living a quarantine life. Tip: when u buy fish, u can ask the sales person to clean it and try to bargain the price b4 buying, sometimes u can get it at a lesser price. Also, try steaming the whole okra and when cooked, dip the okra in vinegar when eating it. #Jumping places, I must say, u r making good videos . Great job to both of u.
Yes but with the bargain thing, I wouldn't do it because those fishermen selling the fish are the ones who are in need, so instead of bargaining with them to buy a fish with a lesser price, I'd rather buy it with the price they gave it because they are the ones who are in need. We who are blessed enough to have a comfortable life shouldn't practice bargaining to those who are in need. We can't even bargain in a restaurant, why bargain to those people in the lower class. Just sharing, no hate 😁
bargain thing isn't cool bro.
Cooking with Carole are my favorite videos. Although as someone who's committed to not drinking it's torture to watch them when I see all the beer and wine you guys have. lol.
same. i love watching carole cooking
Stop torturing yourself tea-teetotaler!
nice video positive atmosphere sweet guy too...thank you guys from Canada
I’m happy that you’re able to enjoy your stay there . I admire your patience and determination to find ways to survive. God bless you both
Every aspiring traveller should watch this. Adapt to your environment! This is why I love traveling so much :) Someday, I'll make it to El Nido
Why olive oil which is so expensive, try coconut oil instead it is also healthy and a lot cheaper.
Yes coconut oil cost u 25P only 1 bottle olive oil is expensive thats for special purposes scrubbing yur body hahaha💝💝
Love me some coconut oil!
maybe they're used to it. besides, olive oil is still way cheaper in the philippines than from where they come from.
Also coconut oil has anti-viral properties so it is good for one's health.
@@marlaruce wait, really?
I like how you easily adapted to the Filipino Culture. Expect the unexpected, a lockdown isn't something you expected while traveling but I am happy to see how you learn things on how we live here in Philippines. You will surely survive in this quarantine while being in our country. ❤🇵🇭 kudos! Also Stay safe, corona is pandemic
calamansi is a wonder citrus, ull be amaze at what it can do.
Take care both..
Don't forget to pray for your safety ..
Goodluck in your journey
Great video! We weren’t sure what you were going to do with the fish, it looks like it turned out delicious! Stay healthy & safe! From Florida USA 😊
you guys are so chill, just smoking a blunt and watching you guys makes my day :D
I’m a Pilipino watching live in Bohol, it is very nice to see Foreigner leaving in the Philippines and willing to learn and experience to our Local Culture
Wow Very simple and down to earth couple I support you guys!
There is something so relaxing and rewarding about watching you both live your daily simple lives. So many things in life are complicated. These simple moments are what matter the most! Thank you for these regular uploads ☺️💕
Try tortang (omellete) talong (eggplant). Here's how:
1. Boiled the eggplant.
2. Press it with fork.
3. Put scrambled egg.
4. Salt, and pepper to taste.
5. Fry it in oil.
You actually want to roast the skin off. Either broil in a toaster oven or directly over a gas burner as in peeling a bell pepper skin.
I am glad that you are making the most of it in my home country during this very difficult situation. Stay safe, strong and healthy!
Hi got to watch your video the first time, and was amazed on how you adapt our culture, the part I loved most was when you do the laundry, keep safe and stay healthy❤️❤️❤️😊😊😊