Filipinas View Of America 🤔

[@oldgeezer3324]

Thanks!

[@RizandMe]

@@oldgeezer3324 thank you so much sir it’s me Riza wow pamapanga beautiful city beautiful Filipina hope we will meet yall one day and when she’s coming over sir? Feel free to ask us maybe we can help thank you again and take care

[@craigjacob3704]

Patience, plenty of Patience is the key. My wife and I have been together for almost 10 years and married for almost 8 years ,and we still have misunderstandings. Mostly on her pronunciation of certain words that leave me completely dumbfounded and confused😂😂😂

[@RizandMe]

Oh my god yes yes yes lol I know exactly what you mean 👍

[@RizandMe]

Wow our situation has been so very similar, thanks for sharing. And I know exactly what you mean on the dumbfounded.

[@craigjacob3704]

@@RizandMe 😂😂😂

[@JohnSeltzer-l7p]

I dated in the Philippines for 5 years ..Mia asked to come back to the United States and it was sad to see her life change . She would cry that she missed her life . I missed her life in the Philippines. Beautiful living over there and much more meaningful way of living .. God bless you ❤

[@RizandMe]

I hope all is well now and your life together is wonderful. Thank you for sharing your experience. We are looking forward to seeing her home in person in about two years fingers crossed 🤞. Thanks for watching 😃

[@JohnSeltzer-l7p]

I think what helps your wife is she had traveled outside the Philippines for work and pleasure . Those that haven't are 💯 dedicated to the family and providing for everyone. Before I came back I spent 115,000 pesos on families food to eat and other things they needed . The United States is so rich ,but very selfish people. Those in the Philippines have very little, but love and live happy lives . It changed me completely. Be blessed always . John..

[@racerx428]

Thanks for making this video. I helps me to understand when my gf/fiancé comes here in 6 weeks 9/23/24. It's quiet here too in SC but 30mins from Myrtle Beach. Hopefully we can find some filipino friends. It takes time to get adjusted with the culture and surroundings. It will be a learning experience for both of us, so we can both co-habitat. I'm sure it'll be OK to be together. Thanks again!

[@RizandMe]

Glad the video could be of help to you. It is a bit of a challenge learning to live together with each other. My wife speaks English, but does not understand some of the subtle nuances that comes with growing up in a language. There is a lot of repeating as we often don’t understand each other but are working together to overcome this slight problem. We live in North Carolina and my southern English accent, sometimes is difficult for her to understand along with her Filipino English accent the same is true of me. We were four years with our long distance relationship. Covid drastically slowed down the process. My wife has been in the country now a year this month and she is enjoying her time. It is a sacrifice on both accounts, but it is all worth it in the end. I thought with being in a long distance relationship over the phone for four years would have prepared us for marriage and living together and I guess to some extent it did. But I have found that it’s just like a new relationship all over again because living on the phone is one thing and living in person is entirely something different. I wouldn’t trade it for the world. We love each other deeply. I hope you and your fiancé find similar love and happiness in your relationship. How long have you known one another?

[@racerx428]

@@RizandMe We have been in a LDR too, pre-covid. So, once Covid lifted in the Philippines... I was able to visit in 4/2023. We spent a month together in a Condo in Cebu City. But we travelled to Baytanyan Island and Boracay. In Boracay is where i pop the question, if she want to come to America. She was excited and surprised I asked her. As soon as I got back to America, I started the K1 visa application. Yes, I tackle that myself took me 2 months to gather all the for me and her's. It was time staking getting her info. July 2024, K1 visa got approved. She did the medical at St. Lukes and US Embassy interview. She passed with flying colors and got her passport sent to her house. So, she'll be arriving on 9/23/24. So, we have been LDR for about 5 yrs, will tie the knot in 90days after arrival....lol. As far with language I was born and raised in NYC, so don't really have an accent. She's able to understand and comprehend when I speak. :)

[@RizandMe]

Wow we are glad for you and the 23rd will be here before you know it. The only advice we have is be patient. Living in LDR was one thing but living together everyday was like being in a brand new relationship. Please keep us updated on your journey and congratulations 🎊

[@racerx428]

@@RizandMe Thank you... yes even though we spent a month together in Cebu City and travelled. We still need to know each other living together. Yes, we'll keep you updated. BTW, have your wife met any filipinos friends there in NC? My fiance while she was in the US Embassy in Manila she notice a few are going to NC. I think there's more filipinos in NC then SC.

[@RizandMe]

Yes, there are actually more here than we thought. I was very impressed on how they can pick out one another in a store lol. But once again, congratulations also, we travel to South Carolina at least once a year to Myrtle Beach or the surrounding area so who knows maybe we’ll run into you down there.

[@craigjacob3704]

Lol . Your channel just popped up on my feed. She is right native chickens is delicious lol.

[@RizandMe]

Thank you so much for your comment 😊

[@Rusty1972]

Great video. I can see I’m going to challenges once I bring my line here.

[@RizandMe]

@@Rusty1972 yes sir the adjustment period of time but its really worth it,Filipino American couple very unique experience,especially when blending different cultural expectations and traditions and the key here is always open communication and respect each other individuality .

[@RizandMe]

@@Rusty1972 Thank you sir for watching and share your comments appreciate 🙏

[@craigjacob3704]

I lived out in North Carolina many many years ago out by Beaufort and Morehead City. Pretty close to Cherry Point

[@RizandMe]

I have been there many times over the years. We live near Eden and that’s near Martinsville And Danville va

[@craigjacob3704]

@@RizandMe I use to work out at a Marina, I was a Mercury mechanic on Radio Island I mostly sand bar between Morehead City and Beaufort. Worked with some guys from Harkers Island. Loved their Down East hard crab stew with corn dumplings😋👍

[@RizandMe]

Hello sir how are you there ?hope everything is well take care always 😊

[@alveradavis9537]

You seems to be a very patient loving husband and your wife is very clear expressing herself ! You two are a beautiful couple …. God Bless you both ! 💗💗

[@RizandMe]

Thank you for the lovely comment we are both patiently working on our relationship and it grows stronger everyday we have our challenges just like in any relationship and communication is always the key,thank you very much we will add more videos talking about our relationship and the Philippines and our lives here in in the United States hope you check them out God bless🙏🏻

[@ScottKelly-t8c]

Outstanding looking Chow.

[@RizandMe]

Sir Scott you will love it salmon Filipino cook

[@mariafeewilliams1433]

Beautiful couple God bless you two always ❤❤❤❤❤

[@RizandMe]

Thank you so much God bless and thanks for watching 🙏🏻

[@ramoo6714]

Are you guys in Tennessee by chance?? My Asian wife and I been Married 15 yrs and in Tennessee.

[@RizandMe]

Hello we are here in North Carolina sir we just Got married and wow amazing 15 years of marriage it’s a long journey and more

[@RizandMe]

Hope y’all can give us some advice and to all our viewers specially those couple having hard time understanding each other .Thank you so much sir for watching this video appreciate it 🙏

[@ramoo6714]

@@RizandMe LOL yes I have some wonderful advice that I have learned "DON'T DO IT GUYS"!!!. Asian women have horrible tempers 100000000000000000% and when they get mad they do not care about anything else other than expressing themselves no matter how harsh and rude it is! and ZERO shame expressing it I video taped my wife without her knowing it when she lost her temper and she was so so so so shocked when she watched it. She actually got mad again and acted even worse to know I had betrayed her by videoing her when she was mad and acting like an Idiot. "BUT" it let her see how she acted and she did not really care and she still acts that way without self observance. My suggestion is to men who want to find a Asian beauty is to go to Asian Countries and let women THINK you want to marry them and have there fun with them and get it out of their system and then come back to the good ole United States and go about your business. I have been married to 2 Asian women and both were the same! The only difference with this one is I have learned to totally ignore her and want no intimate affection from her because thats what Asian women use as leverage! I really really hate to post this but it is the truth for a-lot of men! If you do not believe me there are 10000's of forums online telling you the same thing! But I guess there are some success stories out there but they are few few few and non existent.. I wish you both and hope the best for you!!!!!!!!!!

[@YoungFreshGlobalTravel-cy1zj]

Sorry for all the messages but one more thing. You can download multiple apps that can translate what someone is saying. So what I do is I download an app and when my Filipina is talking to her Mom I record everything without her knowing and I read all the caption. Most of the things she is talking about is how she is living when she is with me. No red flags when she is talking to her mom. However, when she is talking to her filipina girlfriends I see they talk about she wishes they can come to restaurants with us when we go out in Cebu/Manila so no red flags on that yet. But what I will say is try to download an app that translates when someone is speaking and sit close to her when she is talking so you can read everything later. But back to what I was saying about brining her to the big cities here like NYC or Chicago or California. They will start getting RUINED and spoiled. I hate to say this but try to not let her have so much 'WOKE' Filipino friends because they will just ruin her. Maybe you might think I am trying to scare you but I am not. I am just saying I am in the process of marrying my Filipina and I am going to make sure I dont get her exposed to all this feminist stuff here in america.

[@craigjacob3704]

My wife was the same way. When I got back to the states I was riding the bus from San Fran back to Biloxi Ms. I had a video chat with my wife somewhere in west Texas and she was amazed by all the wife open spaces asking where are all the people and why it was empty ,and what's wrong, is it haunted or cursed Lol.

[@RizandMe]

It’s amazing all the similarities between us isn’t it.

[@YoungFreshGlobalTravel-cy1zj]

and I finally found a Filipina I THINK I can trust so I am going to fly back down and get engaged with her but before I do that I want access to ALL her social media I told her that already. I need to see EVERYTHING. Call me jealous but I am going to make sure I vet her first before she starts getting a taste of america. I am going back down in december.

[@YoungFreshGlobalTravel-cy1zj]

BTW your wife seems like a great person I am jsut telling you bro. Here in NYC the filipinas they act so different once they are around other filipinas. My ideal place will be a place somewhere that is NOT in the city in teh suburbs

[@RizandMe]

That’s only agree our little small town there is only a handful of Filipinos. And she does not really socialize with any of them.

[@albertjavar5873]

You are the luckiest men alive bro,you marry the prettiest filipina

[@RizandMe]

@@albertjavar5873 thank you I think I did loving caring

[@oldgeezer3324]

Does she speak Tagalog or Basai? Tom and Jerry? LOL. I can relate to your feeling like you fall short on reciprocating the affection. A tip I will give you, while I was living with my wife in Angeles I had brought small bottles of perfume, lipstick and other things thqat I would randomly give her. Sometimes I would just give her a bouquet of flowers. What I found out about Filipina women, anything you do for them is held in high regards, they love and appreciate any kind of attention from you. Sounds to me like you and her are a good match and there are times misscommunication causes missunderstanding, I have gotten so if she says something that offends me, I realize english is her second language, I wait and ask her about the same thing again and sometimes again and as she rewords her meaning I understand better. Good luck

[@RizandMe]

This is so true and it’s nice to know it’s not just me. Thanks for sharing your experience. I have had to try and take a step back and realize that English is not her first language and you’re right it was easy to get offended lol.

[@YoungFreshGlobalTravel-cy1zj]

She is very traditional and you want to keep her that way. She cooks for you and I am sure she cleans. Do not train her too much about america. I am just telling you the real deal. Dont let her have too much woke friends. I am a 46 year old black american born and raised here in NYC. When I bring her back here we ill not live here in NYC like I said..We will be elsewhere wherever that is based on my remote job. But I think you should try to at least order her stuff from Amazon that has some Filipino stuff that she will like. Just surprise her and type if Filipino food, filipino groceries whatever and order it for her. Snacks, etc Ask her what snacks or what soap she likes. For example my Filipina like Sunsilk. That is a FIlipino shampoo almost every filipina knows about because they sell it everywhere in the PH and filipinas love that. So just ask her what products she likes and then surprise her by buying it for her she will love ir bro. Good luck.

[@teresazanetti9389]

Looks tummy!!

[@RizandMe]

lol 😝

[@RizandMe]

theresa?

[@teresazanetti9389]

@@RizandMe panghatag be 🤣😅🤣😅😅

[@craigjacob3704]

Oh wow she is from right around where American Filipina Destiny is at in or rather close around Tagum Mindanao. Cook. I spent a few months in General Santos City. My wife Cathie is from Cebu city. I lived over there for just about 5 years.

[@RizandMe]

Hello it’s me Riza yes sir I am from Tagum city wow General santos shout out was my very favorite place to go saranggani province was a beautiful beaches ,amazing you married a beautiful Filipina from cebu city are yall here in USA sir ?Thank you so much for watching our videos and sharing your comments 🙏

[@craigjacob3704]

@@RizandMe Yes Riza. I moved to the Philippines in 2014 where I lived in San Jose del Monte for a few months up in Bulacan when I first moved there, then I moved down to General Santos City for about 6 months. When I left there I moved up around the city of Dumaguette where I settled in and mostly around that town in smaller communities around that area of southern Negros Island ,and traveled a lot back and forth to Cebu City where my wife's family lived ,and she taught school at the Little Bamboo Foundation for the very poor children there. I moved back to the states in 2018 due to medical issues and 6 months later I got her over here on a tourist visa so that she could help me rehab and we had every intention of going back, but the doctors had other plans and said my globe trotting days were over. So we put in for a change of status for her visa and got it changed to a immigration visa. She got her citizenship last August last year. Now working on her dual citizenship. We live down on the Mississippi gulf coast close to military bases and veterans hospitals for medical and base shopping now.

[@RizandMe]

Oh wow ,thank you sir for sharing your adventures in Philippines I’m very proud of y’all,We hope to start traveling the next year .Im looking looking forward to going to the Philippines it’s been 5 years I never been home and see my son,I can’t see them because I can’t leave the country waiting for my paperwork work nice to know you here guys we have more videos and I am really showing to them how simple Filipina living is and the life we have there and happy hope that we will hear you more from Catie sir God bless y’all

[@RuossFamilyAdventures]

You got your Hands Full with Her

[@RizandMe]

Of that I am sure 👍. She’s a great person very caring.

[@RizandMe]

Sir how are you it’s me Riza and William I apologize last time my I’m out of focus like something bothering me on live streaming I have to call my husband hopefully you have a wonderful communication with your wife and be more patient God bless sir please Feel free to comment anytime thank you 🙏 😊

[@vinnie1711]

New here. Did you guys go the 90 day fiance route? If so, how long did the process take?

[@RizandMe]

Yes we are, started the day from the arrival you should schedule your wedding before the 90 days finish,and don’t forget to get your ss#.not late because you will have problem like my wife,hope yall can schedule soon as possible.Now 11,months still waiting

[@JohnSeltzer-l7p]

Sorry, I live in Little River South Carolina, and I lived in Leland North Carolina. Living in the province was beautiful. The People are much more caring over there. Food is fresh , a lot more healthy foods.

[@RizandMe]

I am so looking forward to my first trip to the Philippines. Thanks for sharing and watching our video.

[@johnrider7826]

69-70 degrees I am from Colorado and that's cold for me.

[@RizandMe]

Yes, I’m used to 85 to 100 myself lol

[@garymontgomery7928]

She needs to start a vegetable garden and plant fruit trees

[@RizandMe]

She got some on the pots and flowers she loves it so much the thing is she don’t know when the winter come the plants died

[@fanaticforager6610]

Mangaon Tai 🫧🐟

[@RizandMe]

Kaon ta ninyo hehehe slamat kaau mga migo mega lab lab

[@fanaticforager6610]

Ingat Mandirigma Kaibigan, Sana Osha Maksog, para sa Kapa, ArumunA 🌿✨🙏🏽🥹

[@RizandMe]

@fanaticforager6610 hello kaibigan taga San ka sa atin?

[@fanaticforager6610]

@@RizandMe Australian, ako Po 📍🦘 aking Nararapåt Agom Ko pa rin salug Bicol…🙏🏼🥲 Nagtuturo sukan Albay, Rinconada, Tagalog saka Bisaya Po✨🙏🏽😅 Opo

[@RizandMe]

@@fanaticforager6610 wow ang galing naman my friend check ko bhay mo mmya what time na jan ?

[@halfunkbass2966]

Never never take a woman out of her element.

[@RizandMe]

I appreciate that perspective. It’s important for everyone to feel comfortable and true to themselves in any situation.”thank you for your comment sir 🙏

[@halfunkbass2966]

@RizandMe Just coming from experience with my first wife, who was an American who preferred city life, and I moved her to the countryside side of California where I own a home. Long story short, I was forever reminded on how she wished she never left San Francisco and after hearing this and other issues that she didn't like, we divorced a 20 year marriage. I told myself I will never move a woman from her element again. I own a resort condominium in Paranaque PH I bought 2 years ago, I have a girlfriend in Palawan. 6 months I'm in the Philippines a year and 6 months I'm back in the United States, and things are in harmony. I will always keep my presence in the Philippines and have no plans to ever sell my condo. This help me understand the culture and it let's her know, there are other beautiful women if she wants to act crazy 😆 🤣 😂 it's all good bro!

[@RizandMe]

@@halfunkbass2966 wow thank you so much for that comment. And I agree with you 100%. We are planning to move to the Philippines in two years, and set us up a business together. So time will tell, but I’ve never been happier in my life.

[@halfunkbass2966]

@RizandMe The right woman will get it right the first time without the years of pain women here in the west can put a man through... I'm 100% only for Filipina women. I'm in the 4th quarter of my life and I have no more time for games over here in the United States.

[@RizandMe]

@halfunkbass2966 I agree 100% I’m tired of all the games. I’m also in the 4th quarter and have no time for crazy woman. My girl treats me like a king and I’m trying my best to treat her like a queen. Thanks for watching and the comment.

[@halfunkbass2966]

I would keep her in the Philippines bro.

[@RizandMe]

She loves to stay her in America,the only thing she is not used to stay in the camera lol but she always told me how amazing here so quite a lot of trees

[@halfunkbass2966]

@@RizandMe I just think the American culture is so unfriendly that it shapes us to be always on defense. In the Philippines this is not the case, and you are able to think more peacefully because the people in the Philippines are inherently loving. I even catch myself when I am back in the United States. As your wife was able to notice that people in the United States are more closed and not as social. You guys will understand this more than anyone and I wish you two all the very best thus life has to offer.

[@RizandMe]

@halfunkbass2966 I will have to say that talking to her family on the phone and watching their interactions with each other on video calls I would have to agree with what you are saying in your comments. I am ready for a change of scenery myself. I spent 30 years in a career where I saw the worst of people and I totally agree with you about the attitude and friendliness of people in the United States. It will always be my home, but we could learn a few things from the Philippines. Thank you So much for sharing God bless.🙏

[@bobkelley8291]

Ang aking asawang 40 taon ay isa ring filipina.

[@RizandMe]

Oh wow sir very nice to hear that hope you have a good relationship with your wife thank you for your comment and very glad to hear a fluent Tagalog 😊

[@johnrider7826]

Take her to the farmers market.

[@RizandMe]

@@johnrider7826 yeah good idea thank you sir

[@YoungFreshGlobalTravel-cy1zj]

It's good that where you live in the Carolinas are far for her and she cant walk everywhere. I live in NYC and when my FIlipina comes here we will NOT Live here. I prefer to live in a suburban place downsouth like you. Maybe if you want you can have her fly to NYC for a weekend to see how it is here. We have a place called 'Little Manila' they have a Jollibee, Red Ribbon, Max Resturant and many Filipino Supermarkets here in NYC. The good news is you can just order and they will deliver it to you in the Carolinas but DO NOT Bring her here to NYC she will change bro. I am telling you. She will change once she gets around these other Filipinas. The Filipinas here in New York where I am are SPOILED. Again, DO NOT BRING HER TO NYC. My Filipina is from Butuan in MIndanao. I am going to bring her here ONLY when I finalize my remote job we will be living somewhere deep in Texas or Georgia or maybe somewhere in Florida(Not Miami).

[@RizandMe]

Thank you so much for your great comment and advice. I don’t need that happening. Thanks again for watching in your comment . 😊

[@aaronbinkley9763]

Hey brother! Get your wife some chickens! And start learning Bisaya.

[@RizandMe]

lol no she would have them in the house lol

[@RizandMe]

@@aaronbinkley9763 yes sir it’s me his wife I want some chicken fresh one do you know where we can get it ? Thank you 🙏

[@RizandMe]

It’s me sir u mean sir u know how to talk bisaya now I am bisaya kaau hahaha I need a chicken bisaya lol my husband doesn’t like to chicken live lol he is cute nice ❤️🙏

[@kenhorton9599]

Welcome to the Tar Heel State. Good video and it will help many including my girlfriend, understand that “it’s different here”.

[@RizandMe]

@@kenhorton9599 it’s me Riza yes sir it’s really different here but I love America it’s a peaceful beautiful place to stay a greeny quiet place ,at first sir I’m sure e your gf big adjustment also but later on she will enjoy the rest specially the fresh air over here

[@oldgeezer3324]

My wife is from Pampanga, we are working on getting her over here. I am interested in the thing your wife has to adjust to. It may help when my wife gets here. May I ask if you have given your wife a tender tasty US steak yet?

[@RizandMe]

Thank you so much for your comment and yes I have and she loves them 😊

[@RizandMe]

And we will be putting up more videos on this type topic.

[@SteveRoberson-t1x]

Dont you guys pray before your meals ? You should thank & honor God for all your blessings !

[@RizandMe]

@@SteveRoberson-t1x yes we are always very blessed and grateful thank you so much 🙏❤️

[@danleep1185]

So my question to you, Riza, is...are you happy and satisfied living here [where you are] or would you prefer to return to PH? I can see that you are pleased with the comparative quietness of your present home. Of all the PH videos that I have watched, the noise pollution, ie, chickens, dogs, bikes, music and more, was nearly unbearable (to me) unless one lived in a more secluded location, which is possible. I also understand your dissatisfaction with the state-side grocery markets of not finding fresh foods. I too, share this same dissatisfaction as I have been to other places that have fresh markets with the fresh foods soooo much better than what is offered to us, now! The fresh fruit is generally terrible. Before the stores got big [turning into super markets], let's say back in the 1960's, or so, fresh foods were generally plentiful with the quality and tastes being far superior to what is available, now. Every time I see the fresh markets of PH, I get envious of those locals and distressed toward our distribution complex of today.

[@RizandMe]

Thank you so very much for your comment and watching our video. To answer your question I am very satisfied living here in the states America is very beautiful. And yes, the Philippines can be noisy with the cars, bikes, dogs, cats, etc. lol. However, one day it is my dream to return to the Philippines And leave on the beach, a secluded one without all the hustle and bustle of the city. When my husband retires in two years, we will make our final plans at that time. Again, thanks for watching. We will have future videos talking about life in the Philippines, Hong Kong and Dubai. Thanks again. I’ll have to take your word on grocery stores in the 60s. I was not born then. But I do love the green grass and trees here in America it’s like a paradise to me. That may sound strange being I’m from a tropical island but it’s the way I feel.

[@danleep1185]

@@RizandMe Thank you for responding to me. You are beautiful in the best of ways...

[@RizandMe]

@@danleep1185thank you sir🙏appreciate so much ❤thank you thank you ❤️❤️

[@YoungFreshGlobalTravel-cy1zj]

Last one sorry. If you can, dont let her work. Just try to take care of her financially monthly. Dont let her work too much because I am telling you man, she will get americanized.

[@RizandMe]

We loved every one of your comments and we totally agree and it sounds like you’ve got it going on. And you’re exactly right. I don’t want her to work and I certainly don’t want her to get Americanized. She’s a little hardheaded at times but who isn’t right. Hope things work out for you with your next Filipina. He will have to keep us updated and let us know how it goes. Thanks again for watching and for your great comments they have been very insightful. Thanks again. Have a good night.

[@steveroque6185]

A lot of Karaoke

[@RizandMe]

@@steveroque6185 it’s me Riza I love karaoke hope we can find some here in the town love it

[@davidgingerich2230]

La Chamba means Pooosie ❤❤

[@RizandMe]

@@davidgingerich2230 nooooo lol chamba means a chance or luck when the salmon cook either yummy or not

[@Richie-v2z]

Riza, what happened to your eye ? You look like you have a bruise under your eye. Please be well..🙏

[@RizandMe]

@@Richie-v2z I’m fine sir maybe my scar when I was a baby no worries thank you 🙏

[@johnrider7826]

Did you never go to the Philippines?

[@RizandMe]

I have not the opportunity yet but plan too soon my wife still waiting for her paperwork so she can travel .

[@johnrider7826]

@@RizandMe I brought my wife to the US long enough to get her citizenship, We are back in the Philippines now. You traveled all the way to Dubai and didn't stop to see her family, so I am really confused.

[@RizandMe]

It was during pandemic times and the Philippines were not allowing travel however I did meet her brother in Dubai because he works abroad there and a lot of her aunts and uncles also work there and I video chat with her family often so it wasn’t a total loss lol

[@vinnie1711]

​@johnrider7826 How long did it take for her citizenship? A response will be well received. Thank you Sir!

[@RizandMe]

@vinnie1711 she just arrived here 11months now your very welcome hope I answered your question @vinnie

[@danleep1185]

Where's the rice??? I don't see any...rice!!! Rice is life!!! for the Filipina [so I am told]...Can't have a meal without rice!!! [So I am told!]

[@RizandMe]

lol it’s too heavy already we have our pasta this time ,we will eat rice oh yes rice is life Filipina cannot live without rice !!!lol and fish head soup yummy

[@RizandMe]

@petergon3613 😂 thank you for watching and comment lol rice Filipino can’t live without rice rice is life lol

[@teresitapagsolingan157]

I tell you something compare to US and Philippines your small city in US you say nobdy walk outside i tell you what because have a population of 100millio or 50millon population thats why everybody there are so many people you say walking around outside and thats you see some store or you call tindahan in the philippines they have like becsuse if you have little money you only in store not in groceries or mall why be cause the store use to people can not afford to buy something if you have small amount of money,thats why dont get me wrong dont compare the philippines and US,why even there is big population in the philippines there is no crime that I see in the US,They respect the senior or the old in philippines and yes philippines is fsmily oriented ,and i think 60%or more is catholic and the other is muslim.

[@RizandMe]

Thank you for your comment. And your words are true there is a great difference between the population. I was only sharing my experience here in the USA and I love both places very much they are amazing. This is only my first time in a small town.

[@saultube44]

Bad city planning for rural USA, how sad

[@RizandMe]

Thank you for the comment both places were amazing ,very important to stay patient and Flexible, Allow Time for Adjustment’s and Understand that it takes time to feel fully settled. Give yourself the grace to adjust at your own pace. Be open to the unexpected changes and opportunities that come with living in a new place.I am not sad I am more looking forward for more adventures in our life very exciting.

[@saultube44]

@@RizandMe Yes, and maybe is a business opportunity or a Community Leader opportunity, got visit the farmers get some signatures for new markets, talk to the mayor and town hall officials, and make good things happen for your small town: small but has a little of everything; well, since you like the spotlight and you are like organizer and big-picture seer. Best of lucks

[@RizandMe]

@@saultube44 yes sir that’s positive thank you appreciate it 👍

[@saultube44]

@@RizandMe You're welcome. Merit where merit is due 👍