LIVING IN GHANA| 2 weeks since my return, girls day & more…

[@kennethrobinson1586]

One of if not my favorite vlogger, God bless you my sister, I sincerely pray all goes well for you, just trust God.

[@GabbyMack]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@jakebaba2149]

GLAD YOU EXERCISE ALWAYS.

[@mrkofi105]

Thanks for sharing! Knowing a lot of my mothers, aunties, and grandmothers in Ghana having difficult going up the stairs, has that affected your business? Or, has anyone mentioned if it would've been better getting a 1st floor store? What state are you from?

[@GabbyMack]

That’s what was available. But no it hasn’t. No one has complained. My grandma climbed up so I don’t think it’s too much of a hassel New York

[@mrkofi105]

@@GabbyMack Thanks for the reply! I grew up in Crown Heights

[@oyoosartandcrafts]

Please keep sharing so others will be more aware of the reality on the ground

[@addosolar537]

Very true. These videos allow people to understand how day to day life in Ghana is for those raised in the western world.

[@GabbyMack]

I definitely will

[@GabbyMack]

Definitely

[@GraceInGhana]

Yes girl, you are such a good boss! loved this vlog, keep your head up you're doing great things! xx

[@GabbyMack]

Thank you so much!! 🥰🙏🏽

[@jasmineyankah1310]

Hello Gabby 👋🏾 Jasmine, here again, I want to tell you this today I think you're my favorite you blogger cause I can watch you every day and not skip any of the contents. I love you and everything you are doing. God keep you safe in ghana, my motherland 😊. Question please did your apartment comes with the stove, and if yes, is it gas or electric, please

[@GabbyMack]

Awwww 🥰 Thank you so much!! Really appreciate the support! God bless you 🙏🏽 Nope the kitchen did not I bought it. It’s a gas stove that’s wat most people use here. And most apartments do not come with appliances unless you get a semi furnished place

[@jasmineyankah1310]

@GabbyMack you're welcome. Oh, woow, good to know. Thank you so much, dear. Have a wonderful day

[@kwesiasante7752]

One thing I tell everyone living in Ghana is that trust no one with a smile or try to show you kindness. They are the ones you have to sleep with ones open. Most are envious, jealous of whatever you are doing. Also watch out for the spiritual aspects as well. Avoid eating food from your neighbors and the people you assume they are your friends. No one wants your best interest. Always pray to God. Let PSALMS 91 and PSALMS 23 be your daily prayer. May God bless your hustle.

[@GabbyMack]

Definitely prayer is important! The Lord is with me thank you 🙏🏽

[@Ama-n5c]

Where from this?

[@kwesiasante7752]

@@Ama-n5c from my experience.

[@eleanorgaisey9010]

Himmm Gabby this land lord it seems like she jealous of you shes been to your shop and she invited you to her house you come from America you are pretty women yes she thinks you have money.As you said the best thing to do is to forget about her.❤

[@GabbyMack]

That’s exactly wat I have done. I’m over it!

[@radiant2052]

Not saying you had to invite her into your home, but did you ever consider she wanted to be invited or at least introduced when you had company? That may have been part of the issue. Again, you are/were not obligated to invite anyone, but the lady sounds lonely.

[@GabbyMack]

Nah she didn't and even if she did, I am not her friend tho. You have to make people feel welcomed and ok for them to invite you. You can't be nice one and mean the next and expect to be in my house nahhh