It's not inaccurate, it's what I personally experienced. While there may be some fresh produce available if you know who to talk to, it's certainly not available in supermarkets. I have never been anywhere else in the world with that situation- it's far too inaccessible if you are new to the island and don't know anyone. What does our income have anything to do with the conversation? You are making presumptions. You have no idea what my husband's job was or how much money he made. I was a waitress and made $8 per hour. But what does that have to do with anything? Getting official things done on the island did indeed take way too long. For example, getting a vehicle registration was an entire day, which meant taking a day off work. In Canada, that takes about 5 minutes. I believe I said if you aren't into partying, (which we are not) there's nothing to do after dark. I loved the island during the day, we went hiking, swimming, snorkelling, did yoga, but after sunset it was difficult to find anything to do because everything is outside. While things may have changed since I left, I stand by everything I said in this video because it was what I personally experienced.

I've seen that but never walked in. I have no idea why not! Next year I will check that out for sure. Thanks for the tip!

I can't remember! 😬 but there is a Travel Club Lounge in both Terminal 1 & 2

No one asked you 🤷‍♀️

@@onceuponaglobe didn't have to some people just need a friend to tell them the truth

I don't see why not 🤷‍♀️ try it and see!

It's at Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan, Canada. Just off the #2 highwayd

Wow, that's great! Did you get to see it after dark?

Yeah, But unfortunately it started raining during sunset, So I just took some pictures from far away and I also shared this experience through my video with people on KZbin.

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Yes, great author- I really enjoyed The Windup Bird Chronicles and will definately read those three! How did you come across his books?

@@onceuponaglobe It was years ago ! My mother offered me Kafka on the shore as a gift if I remember well 😊 I've read every single one if his book ever since

Oh yes, they are gorgeous!

We're interested in Bangladesh a lot. I've heard so many good things but I've also heard bad. How is it there at the moment? Is there a lot of civil unrest at the moment?

@@karlbrady71 Now everything is fine.I recommend you to visit Dhaka, Sylhet, Chittagong and Cox's bazar🥰🇧🇩

I would LOVE to visit Bangladesh. It's high on the list.

@@sayedrahman8314 That is good to hear. A few weeks ago, we had a taxi driver from Dhaka. She was very proud to be from Bangladesh; she recommended we visited Cox's Bazar too.

Thanks! The book is pretty authentic as far as souvenirs go. Although, I thought the 'souvenir' stores in Tokyo weren't tacky at all (unlike in other places). The items in the stores in Tokyo were generally locally-made, quality pieces that I would enjoy having (if I had a place to keep them).

My favourite was the panda eating maple syrup that's on the thumbnail photo 😂

@@onceuponaglobe Wonderful. 😀

So much! 🤩

That's good to know- thanks!

Hi! 😃

No we never made it to the art gallery in KL unfortunately, I'm sure it would have been awesome. I've heard of that art gallery in Madrid- is it the one with the Maman sculpture outside (the big spider)? Or is that somewhere else in Spain?

@@onceuponaglobe Perhaps, whenever you guys are back in KL, you can include a visit to an art gallery in your itinerary. Sorry, I couldn't remember the sculpture that is in front of the Prado museum. 😀

No- it's 18+

Thank you! It's a strange feeling to be back in Canada this time, since when in Toronto it was still a new location for us. It felt like travelling, but also not because we can speak the language 😅

@@onceuponaglobe Hope that you guys have enjoyed your time in Toronto. 😀

A Blue Jays game is definitely a must-do in Toronto! It was such a great day out. I'd love to see other professional baseball games. I've heard it said that there are no bad seats in in the Rogers Centre. The tickets we bought were on the less expensive side, so I was expecting the view to not be as good as it was, but it was spectacular!

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It was! Especially after everyone else left 😅

@@onceuponaglobe Wonderful. I always enjoy the free food and drinks at an airport lounge when traveling on business class. 😀

@@Yasin_Affandi exactly! It's so interesting to see what kind of food there is in the lounges of different airports. But business class... that is a whole other level that I hope to achieve some day!

@@onceuponaglobe Hopefully one of these days you guys can get an affordable upgrade to the business class seats and enjoy the lounge. My few experience on business class seats were all sponsored by the Malaysian government. 😀

Wow thank you! 🥰

Mt Fuji is an active volcano!!

Yay! Welcome

Great stuff. Thanks for following. You have two new subscribers now too!

@@karlbrady71 Thanks for your visit, comments and 2 subs 😀😀

That is a great question. You could say cavemen paintings are street art or 'wall art'. We did a tour of Pompei and there was a lot of street art in that city too. I imagine it has essentially been around since people have been around...

@@karlbrady71 Appreciate your information and knowledge of street art. I remember decades ago in KL, it started with a wall graffiti at the river bank near central market. Who would expect, KL now has amazing street arts, I think mostly near the Chinatown. But more than just that, on the side of buildings, on the pedestrian etc. You guys enjoy your weekend. 😀

@@karlbrady71 I really admire the different styles of architectures in Europe especially in the big cities and also in the charming villages. Some walls of the traditional houses in Europe also have wonderful paintings almost like a beautiful street arts. Let's say, if someone walks in Paris, from one point to another in an hour, I would probably take more than few hours, stopping to admire all the details in architecture, so much intricacies from the facade, and that what happened when I walk along Gran Via to the HRC in Madrid. By looking at the emblem and crest of the premise, I remember about Tony Buzan book, what people used before the creation of numbers. I was falling for Europe, hoping whole heartedly for a posting to Europe, alas got Mumbai instead, not my cup of tea, not a conducive environment to broaden my horizon, alas, I got to see more UNESCO world heritage sites, much more than what I've seen in Spain, but the ones in Spain, have a better definition for my future. I guess you guys are very lucky to be experiencing the beautiful places around the world. C'est la vie. 😀

@@Yasin_Affandi Thanks mate. I'm sure we will be back in KL one day. We'll look you up!

@@karlbrady71 That sounds lovely. Thank you. 😀

Merci Beacoup. Nous aimons Paris!

@@karlbrady71 Merci beaucoup. 😀

You're so kind!! Thank you so much for watching 🥰

@@onceuponaglobe Thank you guys too. Are you guys going to be in Paris during the upcoming Olympics? 😀

No, unfortunately not, but I wish! The videos are a little bit behind real time, so we've left Paris already.

Merci Beacoup aussi! Il y a beaucoup de belles choses a faire a Paris. La Luminescense est formidable!

Haha! I love that! It's so true... 🥶 but I would still have braved the cold for a weekend there.

Thank you.

@@karlbrady71 😀

Thank you

Couldn't have been happier, really. 😍

Happy to see you guys happy. 😀

Absolutely, it's much more difficult than it looks.

Yes, it's a place we need to go back to.

It really was rural Canada.

Yes, Regina really tries to promote its winter activities.

Psyduck!!! Donuts shaped like other things always taste better....

Yes, I'm pretty sure they are one of the larger breeds of camels.

It really was... I liked the one that was playing with a ball.

Yes, I wish we had been able to attend more events during this festival.

Sooo much walking... 😵 but Paris is one of the best places to walk so it's not too bad.

Never! Walking around Paris is the best part. It happened so many times where we turn a corner and see an unexpected beauty. I love the metro but if it is less than a 2 hour walk; we're walking!

I would dare say it is our favourite city. Do you have a favourite city?

@@karlbrady71 Wonderful. Not really. I only visited Europe once, and that was Spain. I had visited Madrid, Seville, Jerez, Torrremolinos, Malaga, Granada, Sierra Nevada, Cadiz. I fell in love with Spain and tried to seek a posting to Europe, however, I only managed to get Mumbai. I also fell in love with some of the UNESCO world heritage sites in Spain, like the Plaza De Espana and the Cathedral in Seville, Al Hambra in Granada, the Grand Palace and Prado Museum in Madrid, the history of those places are truly amazing. I think France also has dozens of amazing UNESCO world heritage sites. One day, I truly hope that myself and my loved ones will be able to visit Europe especially Amsterdam, London, Paris and Switzerland. My late eldest brother been to Switzerland for a culinary examination. Only my late parents had a tour to Europe and they been to the Eiffel Tower. 😀

We didn't realize it either! Such a pleasant surprise.

It's a great museum inside; you guys should check it out next time you get to Paris

Thank you for having such a mesmerizing city to come visit 💚🤍🧡

Thank you for having such a friendly city