Humble Lifestyle Living in The Gambia | Moved from USA
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- This video offers a glimpse into raising children in the simple Gambia lifestyle, after leaving America.
In 2021 my family moved to Africa (Gambia) from the USA 🇬🇲.
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The pros and cons we face after moving our family of 10 to Gambia. Book coming soon! Join the list below ⬇️
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This is awesome, I just came across your channel and love it. I'm a Gambian myself and I've seen a few westerners move here last year. It's really amazing to see your guys appreciate our country this much. We're all one, enjoy yourselves 😊
This is so beautiful! The food is one of the main things I love about being out of the US. Muhammed is so adorable! I’m loving his little smile!
Thank you sis❤️. I agree with that! I struggled bad with the food during my visit to the states (but I loved that pizza hut lol).
@@summersinafrica i know! Not sure if we have one here but there are pretty good contenders!
Maa shaa Allah, what a beautiful family
Love this. They have the freedoms to explore the world as we did as kids. My kids have to much technology.
It was nice meeting you and your daughter in person today at the tropic mall. Thank you for these videos. They really help alot. May Allah reward you.
It was so nice to meet you as well, thank you so much!🥰
Salamulakum sister Aminah I always have lemongrass, mint , basil , lemon or lime with a teabag. You can add honey and sugar. When we give back home.
Walaykumsalam, thank you sister ♥️
Muhammed is growing up so fast. I say this all of the time but you make me want to visit Gambia. I feel that way about mango. I don't like it in the US but love them in Tanzania. Great video sis. ❤
Thank you sis❤️. American mangoes could never! 🤭😂...nope! They don't even taste like the same fruit.
Nice ❤❤❤
Mashaallah this so calming and beautiful allahuma baarik ❤
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I enjoy your videos about your family life experiences in Gambia. I had to go back and view other videos I missed. You and your family appear to be so happy and contented without having all of the conveniences from the US. Continue to tell your story because I find your experiences fascinating. May The Most High continues to extend blessings and love to you and your family.
I really appreciate this, thank you!
Good to see you all are happy and doing well. I enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you my sis❤️
MasaaAllah ❤
Best mom
Sweet of you! 🥰
Love your content.
Thank you!
MashaAllah lovely video. Did you plant your garden yourself? How long have you guys been there now. I lived in Senegal as a kid. Now as a mom of 4, I'm heavily considering moving back with my family. I'm in senega briefly now trying to figure somethings out
Mashallah, thank you! I'm in training lol...we have a gardener that planted everything after we moved in. I hope you make it back to Africa inshallah! May Allah make it easy, Ameen. How is Senegal working for you?
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Love following you and your family. Re: fresh foods in The Gambia: The variety (types or strains of each fruit) of fruits and vegetables can be different in various parts of the US. Transport times are linger from farm to table so most fruits aren't ripe when they're harvested. The soils are different, as well. I hope the soils are richer in nutrients in The Gambia. Too much industrialization here. However, it prevented starvation and malnutrition in the US. Re mint: Check to see if mint is native to your area. It can be a very aggressive plant. Native mints are better. It's hard to discern invasive and "naturalized."
Thank you for following ❤️❤️.