TOUCHING FILIPINO KINDNESS SAVED OUR BAD DAY! +Taking My Parents to CORON For the First Time

[@AngryKittens]

The bird weaving is an ancient skill. Before palm weaving became associated with Palm Sunday in Christianity, these kinds of woven leaves were used as offerings to nature spirits on altars and on little spirit boats. Most of the offerings are "puso", which is Visayan for a kind of palm leaf basket used to cook rice with. They come in many shapes. Birds, centipedes, starfish, turtles, etc. Birds are the most common since they are believed to be messengers of the spirits. Weaving was once one of the most important skills in pre-colonial Philippines. Used to make baskets, mats, sails, house walls, etc.

[@MissM16]

Try the tissue, just rolle it like a cotton buds and insert in your ears. I'm doing it every time my ears has a water inside. tissue sucks the water from your ears

[@bochookoy89]

​@@MissM16 how is this related to the comment? 🤔

[@bellaliggayu2804]

Yes Susie. Filipinos are very hospitable. They love visitors coming to visit. Take good care of yourselves especially your mom and dad. I pray for your success in everything. God bless you.

[@AL-vw7kx]

Your mom cherish the beach, she's so caring that she was even picking up trash on the water and at that she loves the beauty of nature in the Philippines :)

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Yes they really love the ocean 😍

[@edgarquines6018]

So happy for your mom love of invironment, She is voluntary picking trash on the shore Thank you mam in behalf of those Filipinos!

[@whagahkho3320]

It's in the Philippines tradition to give free food, drink, fruits, services, house for a day or night...etc., especially in the province area. And the no.1 tradition is feasta, where you can eat, drink, sleep and celebrate with the host for 3 days, and all for free. And even beyond 3 days or more. The host will always provide you with almost everything they have and you need. That's one Filipino hospitality. And it's mostly happened in the province.

[@rodelsalatan6994]

Jonathan so mabait hope magkaroon kayo ng maraming anak magaganda lahi #love we love you all

[@johnmascardo7047]

I'm so happy for your parents, not only because they can spend time with you, but also because they are experiencing something new. Bless your mum for tidying up the rubbish on the beach. I am the same when I was in Boracay.

[@Alibadbad]

./.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

That's nice to hear! Every piece of trash someone picks up is so important! Might save the life of a creature already ❤️

[@victorinocruz1612]

enjoy your great day to our beautiful country. stay safe and healthy. we love you all. Philippines.

[@nidabarquez6905]

Susie your so beautiful and your parents too,

[@joyaromin4555]

Ur verry humble susie and verry suportive to ur parent good job i hope they will enjoy here in ph for vcay😀👍👋

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

They love it here a lot 🤗

[@normantornito9642]

Thanks for your information about Philippines culture, our hospitality, kindness even where the people came from! We Pilipino's always believes,if a person throw stones to you? Just ignored them, throw them with bread no need to be angry smile 😁😃🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

That's a good thinking 🤗

[@AllanBoongaling-fq8dc]

I love this couple very simple & humble,be safe always, good luck to your vlogging.🙏🙏🙏

[@mariocabrera91]

you got a cool parents...love them

[@bananabreadguy7960]

Usually when your ear is clogged with water, you put more water and bang your head sideways after. I just do the 2nd step and it does the trick everytime.

[@magsybullagay7050]

Enjoy the. Vacation of your parent susie! Nobody on earth, can ever love you more than your parents. So be sure to spend time w/them while you can,

[@minihahapunsalan1557]

So beautiful thereSusie. A very nice e experience for you and your parents. Am sure they missed that adventure.

[@jervy1383]

susie you're cute and adorable.i watch your vlogs

[@dianadepano]

So happy to see your parents enjoying Philippines. And happy to see your subscribers are growing! Hope you make 100k very soon..🙂

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you, I hope so!! 🤗

[@ireslaurito5232]

Ur so byutiful ...i like ur english is easy to understand and so clear

[@samuelestigoy4219]

Stay Safe and God bless You, ALWAYS . Greetings from Fairfield, California ❤🎉😊

[@marilousumo226]

Enjoy Coron with your lived ones .. tske care

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you 🤗

[@andypiyongtv4225]

Thank you for helping our waters clean🙏

[@ccocco6249]

brave SUSIE..NICE videos

[@rodrigoduterte8337]

keep your parents well hydrated since they are not used to extreme heat of tropical climate. keep safe guys.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

We are drinking a lot of buko juice 😋

[@annettealegre-dy608]

Good evening 🇺🇸 Good morning 🇵🇭 Ms Susie & Jonathan & your Mom & Dad as well. ❣️😘🥰👀👋🎋🍀🇺🇸🙏

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Good morning!! 🤗🤗

[@JessieDelaCruz-kr7iu]

Try to visit the Mt.Samat national shrine in Bataan

[@DuterteparasaPilipinas-575]

This is how Filipino all about!!

[@desireefitzgibbon9781]

Upur parents are troopers, hope they're enjoying their stay, and hope the water in your dad's ear is gone. ❤

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Yes he was fine later on 😊

[@jayneh2006]

Good to see your parents enjoying the hot weather.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

They love it! They really dislike the cold back in Hungary

[@lemnikim7388]

Glad that your family enjoyed El Nido. Looking forward to your next vlog of Coron.👍🏼❤️

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

It's up now! Even more beautiful than EL Nido was 😍

[@angelotimonera7967]

Sleep tight and see you in the morning with a smile Susie and family ... have a good one!

[@maritesvlogs96]

Amazing views with family wow there is nothing else to ask for.

[@Jersey.Living]

Oh my God the sunset view on the top of the ferry is magnificent

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

It was the most special sunset moment ever 😍

[@noelsantos8791]

Hi Susie, did you know that once our National Hero Dr. Jose Rizal stayed in one of Chech Republic town, i believe its LITOREMICE if im not mistaken and his friend Blumentritt who lives there.

[@georgegolamco2102]

Family bonding at its best when traveling together. Susie u are so simple and beautiful even w out make up. I never miss any of ur videos i look forward always for the next new video.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you so much happy you've been enjoying the vlogs 🤗

[@benjaminsales7220]

Beautiful sea . Wow

[@louiepiedragoza3768]

Hey Philippines support here 😊🎉 I'm from jupiter

[@bluebeardazhole9225]

*_waiting for the next vlogg! pls upload immediately..._* 🥰🥰🥰

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

It's up now 🤗

[@floridaaguada4216]

Happy friday Susie.❤So happy to see your parents,husband,enjoying the beautiful beach in the Philippines.❤Kerp safe God bless.😊

[@richedalmacio1831]

Hi Susie. We are a Filipino- south african family, and your videos make us so excited to visit the Philippines again. My family is from Mindanao, Dipolog city. Hopefully we get to see that part of the Philippines when we return. We enjoy your content, keep on vlogging. Loyal supporters here, all the way from Africa.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I hope you'll be able to visit home soon! I'm sure there are so many beautiful places to see in that area as well 😍

[@alishalukman]

Excited to watch your new Vlog 🥰❤️

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you for being here!! 🥰

[@chleofourteen9433]

Helloo Susie...Regards to your parents...take care always...😊

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you 🤗

[@TitaMariamSaladBowlC02]

Always excited for the next one. I missed Coron. I was there last June2022 and checked in At island dive resort. Planning to go back there next year. In Shaa Allah (If God’s will). ❤

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Coron is definitely the place where we keep wanting to go back to also 😍

[@anneclarecheah6487]

Hello Susie, I am a new subscriber from Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Hii, welcome to the channel!! 🤗

[@anneclarecheah6487]

@@SusieinthePhilippines Thank you susie😇😇

[@balguervilledrumzdetorres9942]

Hello Malaysia 🇲🇾 💖

[@jimtwotowns931]

The one who climb the coconut tree we call them in central visayas as magsalaka ug lubi or coconut pilot...it's a livelihood there

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

It's so dangerous they are really talented to do it so confidently!

[@cafe80sarigachu]

I miss IceCream Na Buko Salad(Icedrop)…it is made from fresh coconut and condensed milk they freeze it…then you have ice buco salad.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

That sounds amazing 😍

[@vmpineda155]

Another entertaining vlog, Susie, looking forward to your Coron vlogs. ENJOY _ watching from 🇨🇦

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you for watching again 🤗

[@rishotniuqej8960]

Alugbate is a member of spinach family.. I love Alugbate with monggo beans and kalabasa

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

That sounds so good I really wanna try!!

[@bingreyesful1]

Nice....

[@dkalbs862]

Theres no place like HOME❤ miss my country Your husband thesame as my name too😊

[@batangpromdi4752]

when u felt that their is water in your ear, just put small of water at release it

[@dontmeHuwagako]

Alugbate is a type of spinach it is usually put in monggo dish that is why if you notice in the market it is beside the ampalaya leaves that is also an alternative to put in your monggo dish if you don't like the alugbate. In the visayan region alugbate is used also in making tinolang isda.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Sounds good I wish it was available in our area too! I like these kinds of greens

[@dontmeHuwagako]

@@SusieinthePhilippines you can bring some stalks of it it is easy to grow just stick the stalks in the ground like what we do in growing sweet potato.

[@AngryKittens]

Alugbati - Malabar spinach. Used in pretty much the same way as kangkong or spinach. Though I don't like it as much because it doesn't absorb flavors as well as other leafy vegetables and tend to still taste quite "grassy".

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Sounds good to me! I love grassy taste haha I wish I could find it around us to try, never seen it other than in Palawan!

[@angelotimonera7967]

It's good for ginisang munggo as well and an alternatives for kangkong or dahong ampalaya.

[@AngryKittens]

@@SusieinthePhilippines I'm sure there are also alugbati in Luzon. Maybe the green versions are more common there. Here in the southern islands, our veggies tend to be more purple for some reason. Probably protection from the sun, so they produce more pigments.😄 But they're the same vegetables. So the purple alugbati you saw might be green in Luzon and easily confused with kangkong (water spinach).

[@kodamec]

@@AngryKittens You can find the purple and green alugbati in luzon, mainly used in mungo and ginisang sardinas.

[@dorismay8383]

There are plenty alugbati in Luzon,specifically local markets. And it's also so ez to propagate if u want to enjoy your daily free consumption of it.

[@gamerwits4329]

Hey susie

[@omegawii]

I see that your father is also enjoying the Tanduay. I hope that he can take an extra shot for my father that is now in heaven. My father wanted to visit me here in the Philippines but sad to say Covid was getting him. My dad wanted to taste Tanduay and Redhorse. 😢

[@vicentealbaespinosa761]

Alogbate is the equivalent of spinach. I see your father is buying Tanduay rum, that's my favorite.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Yes he likes rum so wanted to try some local version 😊

[@angelperl77]

Alogbate is Malabar spinach in English.

[@GTX311]

If you ever get water in your ears that will not come out, the trick to getting it out is to pour more water in and then quickly tipping your head to let it all out. The river close to our home was our playground when I was growing up and getting water in your ears was something that happened often.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Happened to me a lot too when I was a kid jumping into swimming pools haha

[@MichaelBedro-cn5zo]

Hello❤ behavior is kindness😂

[@graceconan4278]

Susie you should teach your parents cook pilipino foods and when they return to Hungary you buy them packets ingredients so so they can take it with them.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Yes they would love that! They are even taking local rice home to have proper local meals 🍚😋

[@gabanglaridavlogs5320]

New subscriber and a fan here ❤😊

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Welcome to the channel 😊

[@florentinojavieriii1868]

GOOD DECISION TO BRING THEM IN CORON

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Most beautiful place we've ever been to 😍

[@rannierubin3768]

❤️❤️❤️

[@peteroragon666]

Hi Susie,if water goes inside the ear of your Dad,what you gonna do is to put water inside the ear again gently then bump his head gently ,make sure the ear facing down to let water out from the ear.I suggest not to used sea water to do this…good luck..

[@AhdlyrZueqeslav]

I am Filipino living in Hungary now 🇮🇹🇵🇭

[@ilabmuzic2461]

❤

[@emilbautista8007]

Travelling is both tiring and exciting.

[@Certainblind]

🎵🎶🎺🎶coconut nut is not a nut!🎶🎶🎵its a coco______😘🤗

[@AngryKittens]

Tell your dad he can make adobo very easily at home. It's just soy sauce, vinegar, bay leaves, and whole black peppercorn.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Do you have a good recipe with measurements? I tried making adobong sitaw once and it was so vinigary didn't taste good at all 🙈 I'd say I'm pretty good at cooking but adobo is my weakness haha

[@maryfe8221]

@@SusieinthePhilippines try panlasang pinoy youtube channel

[@AngryKittens]

@@SusieinthePhilippines You could try following exact recipes. They usually have measurements. But the way we cook adobo at home is purely by eye. We don't measure anything so I can't advise. 😅Besides, the proportion depends on your taste. Some people like it vinegary. Some like it salty. Some like it sweeter and thus add brown sugar. But yes, the ingredients are very simple and would be easily available, even in Hungary.

[@kankarootmabantot4816]

Its usually equal amount of soy and vinegar. The trick is once you put the vinegar in, let it cook uncovered and do not stir at all until it is boiling , it has to cook until the vinegary smell has reduced. For pure veg adobo, you have to develop the adobo first before add the vegetable.

[@edgarenova7996]

🥰🥰🥰

[@ping9836]

🤗💖💖

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you for watching again 🤗

[@TheEverCuriousJen]

You’re father has such a curious mind the way he looks for sea shells, cashews from the trees, looks at the vines etc…

[@iamtheavatar]

Hi Susie, I know this is a bit too late. It's quite an old but common practice here that people blow cigarette or rolled paper smoke into the ears to stimulate or expel foreign materials like bugs, etc. I hope it comes in handy the next time. Take care guys!

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you for the tip it will be useful next time 🤗

[@whagahkho3320]

That's the problem with non-pro experienced in water world. Actually, it is a very easy problem and no need to go to a doctor. If you had water inside your ear, you can tilt your head on the side of your affected ear and knock your head in the upper part of your ear on mild knock and feel the water movement and continue knocking until it out. If not, do the jumping together with knocking. If not again, put more water on your ear hole to have more inside to bring the small amount of water going out and do the knocking and jumping. That's the easiest way to removed water on ears. Or basic way, take dry cotton buds, put inside of your ear canal and tilt your head to the side of your ear affected to be suck by dry cotton. Most doctors are unaware of this technique or go with the flow to collect money, give you medicine that make it worst or nothing to do on removing water on your ear until it gots infected. Doctors ways is to prevent or just curing infections, nothing else. And mostly, do the check-up and prescribed medicine as drama, just to collect money out of people as their milking cows. Sometimes, they makes you sick or worst to take money on you. Business is business for money, the same as lawyers.😡 I hate those profession! Except, for a reasonable cost and true heroes by profession. Salute to them!

[@mjtiongco7882]

hows ur dad hearing?

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

It's good luckily it got fixed by itself a few days later 😊

[@stevenmercado5205]

🥰🇭🇺❤️👂🏻👂🏻

[@jayneh2006]

Pls!!! Give us here!!! Those are my medicines for my kidneys!!!!😢

[@cannyeyes382]

1st😎

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

So quick haha! Thank you for watching 😊

[@jinrovaldez4382]

Your parents have KZbin channel too?

[@pilipinopilipinoy5901]

1:13 (dahon ng ampalaya)Bitter gourd leaves

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Oh thank you!!

[@neneteltanal6284]

Unsolicited advise if your ears are clogged with sea water try to clean with the chicken feather remove all the feathers just leave smaller feather at the end of it and unclog the water by inserting it inside ur ear just like a cotton buds

[@weirdobizarro]

alok-bati, ampalaya leaves

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you for the info!!

[@HernilLynn]

What is your hotel ?

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Sophia's beach guest house 😊

[@HernilLynn]

@@SusieinthePhilippines thank you

[@babykookie1826]

your boy or husband is a pilipino

[@vbyssey]

Antibiotic for the ears -

[@Ytkoh]

alukbati taste like spinach.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Oh I didn't know that! I would love to try cooking with it!

[@StanleyOlivar]

Alugbati is one of my most favorite leafy veggies. ✅

[@richardsonvillanueva6345]

Alukbati is a kind of spinach 😊

[@JEPOYHEROBLOGG]

ITS BETTER TO GO TO EENT OR EARS EYES NOSE THROAT SPECIALIST

[@eriks1169]

You did not say if your father feels better after buying the syringe and how he did it. I've been to Coron once but never been to El Nido so your vlog help me see what it looks like.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

He was OK later on the syringe trick worked ☺️

[@Alibadbad]

Wheres the touching part

[@eivrolpanit1314]

Dpat kaw Ang gawing ambassador ng Hungary dito sa Pilipinas kasi mahal mo ang kalikasan at mga hayop kahit yung mommy Niya dpat nman marunong mahiya yung mga nagkakalat dyan sa beach sila pa Ang nagpupulot ng mga Kalat nila

[@leotacneng8900]

No child yet

[@HellofromBaguio]

How do you survive without working? Is youtube paying that much? I'm not being negative just wondering.