Trip to SM Cherry Kalibo Philippines
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- This video is about a trip to SM Cherry in Kalibo, Aklan, Philippines.
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An awesome video.Gino you really has a blast for your retirement living in a very beautiful province with a beautiful wife!!!
Thank you so much for the kind words my friend! And yes; Dazel is beautiful!
Dean Martin, let it snow, let it snow. An oldie but a classic Christmas song.🌲☃️⛄️
@@walter.s8145 I like the classic Christmas songs too! ❄️ ⛄️
I am sure glad I came across Dazel's channel. You two are a breath of fresh air compared to many other vloggers I watch about the Philippines. Your attitudes towards how to live there is refreshing to say the least. I'll be in Iloilo this Novem"ber" and perhaps we can arrange to meet for a cup of coffee or go to Jolly Bee's for lunch (on me). I know you live on the other side of the island, but a bus ride to your town or to Kalibo wouldn't be out of the way too much. Being an aged 40 year old trapped in a 74 year old body, I can still get around. Not sure if I want to drive there, much crazier than here in Texas.
Thank you for the kind words our friend. If you come to Kalibo; we would love to take you on a tour of our town and surrounding areas. Maybe a trip to New Washington Aklan for fresh seafood. Famous for fresh oysters; 30 pesos (about .50 cents U.S.) per kilo. Coffee or Jollibee sounds good! Ceres air conditioned bus (yellow bus) is a comfortable ride from Iloilo to Kalibo (4-hour ride). We can pick you up at the Ceres terminal in Kalibo. Driving here definitely much crazier than in Texas. My sister lives in Houston and I was stationed in San Antonio TX for 4 years. I miss Texas BBQ. 😁 Take care our friend.
Hi my friends Dazle and Ginno, another great informative video, I didn't know my Brother Ginno was a Chef 😂 Have fun shopping and Have a Wonderful Blessed Day ❤😊❤
@@raymondking1793 Thank you my friend. Take care and God bless.
Keep doing good Chloe sitter.
Thank you Tito Horace and Tita Marie! The Chloe sitter is doing really good!
I opened Google maps and followed your journey, learning more about what province life will be like when I get there. It is so much more helpful to see you driving, shopping, and explaining rather than talking to your camera/us after. Thank you for the great content.
You’re welcome my friend.
Hi guys, I really enjoyed the mini travel vlog. Marie and I really like Vita Coco because it's one of the few ways we can get good-tasting coconut water. We usually stock up whenever she goes to the Filipino market, but lots of times, they are sold out because the early Asians beat us to the punch. I can't wait to see the marching bands again in 2025. Take care our friends and we love you all.
I keep a good stock of Vita Coco; helps me with my hydration. My Creatinine level has also been good with all the hydration I do. I’ll film the Opening Salvo of Atihan-Atihan scheduled for the first week of October. Take care our friends. Love you both!
Jose Marie Chan and Mariah Carey music is the best during the holidays!
They are already playing their holiday music at City Mall Kalibo and SM Cherry Kalibo. 😁
I think we heard them practicing their drums the other day it was off in the distance but sounded like a marching band
Yes; they are already practicing for Opening Salvo of Ati-Atihan in October. Yes; a marching band.
I hope you do a visit to miniso vlog next time. :)
Will try and film some of Miniso. The guards always stop me from filming at SM Cherry or Savemore. I have to sneak filming with my phone. 😁
Rainy season there now. I remember when I was in Okinawa -could be 70 degrees but you are freezing coz you are wet all day being so close to the ocean. I wore thermals when I was in Oki - my issue garments from Minot AFB, ND. LOL>
Yes; definitely rainy season. But, the sun comes out randomly. It gets pretty cool; we haven’t used our air conditioning at night like we normally do. Haha…you wore thermals on a tropical island. 😁
@@dazeltv1351 It is cold during the rainy season in Oki, man! WE all wore thermals. My field jacket already had a liner too. LOL! I still have my cotton thermals from way back -they really last! They served me well too when I was deployed in South Korea.
@@rabidfarmer9765 It never gets that cold here in Aklan. I just wear a rain jacket to protect from the rain. Even when we went to Baguio City; I was wearing shorts and tshirts. I only got issued thermals when I was stationed in northern Japan; snowed there for 6 months each year. I was issued a parka too; had to turn the parka back in when I PCSed.
@@dazeltv1351 Northern Japan is same latitude as North /South Dakota/ Nebraska. = yes it is very cold! LOL! I know South Korea is also too cold..same latitude. Yes - had to return the parka and mukluks. I kept my thick socks though.
@@rabidfarmer9765 Totally agree that OKI was cold but the cold in South Korea was so terrible that it cut through like you were naked regardless of how many thermals you had on.😱
Enjoyed you shopping video. However, your prices seem high. By way of example chicken here in Prescott is 99 cent per lb., vita coconut water 1.89. Seen inflation has had a significant impact on food prices.
Thank you my friend. There will always be items that cost the same or even more in the Philippines than in the U.S. But, overall food prices are cheaper here. Quality and selection for meat and produce better in the U.S.; but also cost more. That’s why expats tend to spend more for food here because they want the western quality. Example: good quality steaks. You will pay a premium here if you want steak because they will most likely be imported from Australia. That’s why I no longer eat steak. 😁
The Trike is called bumblebee! does the car have a name? and did you tell Dazel that they have a ukai store in Juliana mall?😀
We call our car Bronny; I’m a fan of Lebron James. 😁 Yes; Dazel now knows they have an ukay-ukay store at Juliana Market Mall.
Not only in aklan turning in front of you, every part of the country...where are you came from..?
I retired in Aklan province after living in the United States and abroad for about 30 years. I was born and raised in Manila. I served in the U.S. Force for 20 years; and now living on my military pension.
I miss SM mall
Btw, tips on driving in the Phils. Very curious
I've been thinking of doing a driving tips video. I would call driving in the Philippines as organized chaos. I don't drive in the big cities like Manila and Cebu City; too stressful in my opinion. I love driving our car in Aklan province because we don't have the traffic of the cities. Riding our tricycle, Bumblebee, is so much fun! I never rode a motorbike in my life before we got Bumblebee. Now, I understand the love of people for motorbikes.
Unpredictible turns, and with your feet, i guess they want to save battery juice not using their turn signal!!😮
Despite all that, it is rare to see accidents there. LOL> Just watch out for everyone is key. Sometimes you may even see farm animals back in the day.
In the province, they do have a habit of not using their signal lights or even head lights at night. I seldom drive at night here.
@@dazeltv1351 Nite time is extremely dangerous coz some foolishly believe they can drive without headlights. I remember one accident was a head-on collision w/ almost entirety of fatalities of the occupants.
@@rabidfarmer9765 I know my brother. Also, people crossing the highway here in dark clothing at night. And don't even count the number of people riding motorcycles after drinking alcohol. Specially, during fiestas. That is why I rarely drive at night here; too many things can go wrong.
50 cents for a small choclate Sunday in Kalibo?? ....go to Dairy Queen here and a small Choclate Sunday is about $4.80 ......worth the flight to Kalibo ,,,,cheaper Sundays and good friends 🤩
@@PatrickKelly-b8o Jollibee has great prices; number one fast food in the Philippines. There is a Dairy Queen in Iloilo City and Roxas City. A small sundae at Dairy Queen here is 40 pesos (still less than $1). Sundae is always a nice dessert to have. 😁
Now talk like ur husband
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Is it best to but a used or new car there?
My biggest mistake is buying a used car in the province. I bought a used Honda Accord; car was a total headache. No Honda dealership in Aklan province. I had to find a local mechanic to fix anything. We bought a brand new Toyota at the dealership here in Aklan in 2018. The best car ever! I can get our Toyota serviced 5 minutes away from our house. You might be able to get away with buying a used car in a city with a dealership with the car brand you get. But, not in the provinces. You will be at the mercy of a local mechanic when anything goes wrong with the car.
@@dazeltv1351 Thank you, good info to know about buying a used car...would make a good video for people that have moved there
@@Zihuatanejo... I'm actually going to the Toyota dealership today to get my routine maintenance service done. I'll make a quick video on new and used cars in Aklan province. Thank you for the idea. Take care my friend.
Chinese story it’s cheap hahaha
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