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Wow, I can hardly get anything done, these interviews are so interesting and informative,,I am hooked to them. I just want to travel to these places Wow. Thanks Mr Murphy 👍
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Clair...we in Ja have evolved. Last yr i went to general post office, & all i needed for my package was sold there...boxes & brown papers. I must say i got to use their markers with no cost to me.
Claire is so vibrant and fun!!! When I visit Denmark I will have to find her. For a person who moved from 🇯🇲 so long ago she is in tune with her country as those who are still living there
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Claire I fully get what you meant about friends in Scandinavia, living in Sweden for 22 years. And still have less than five friends in Sweden but I would not change our life’s.
I was an immigrant in Denmark for 3 years. The grey grey grey of weather and clothing was Really something to get used to for me as well. We lived in Blovstrød and then a village outside of Gilleleje. Your chandeliers and jewelry are beautiful. I hope you see a lot of success with them.
I would love to visit Denmark I remember when I met a tourist couple from Denmark when I was visiting Miami a few years ago they were so nice to both me and my Mother!
I lived in Denmark for just over 4years, attended technical school in Copenhagen before relocating to Sweden where I now reside...I don´t mind the cold weather and the dark days in winter, also love the spring in Scandinavia and the long days...but nice interesting interview...and I try to compare my experiences when I lived there to this interview and there are some similarities.
I'm enjoying these interviews. I had about twenty penpal all over the world my first penpal was from Denmark Scotland Australia and Sweden. I went to Scotland once and I really had a wonderful time.. I only have two now from Scotland we have been friends for over thirty years... my two friends came and visit me from Scotland I show them a really really good time. I really would love to visit other countries.
Xavier: Thank you for your excellent videos, and your handsome smile. I always revisit the videos of all the countries, that you have interviewed plus extras. Acapulco and Singapore are the favorites of this Chicago born, raised, and earned all my income to travel, and help none beggars. Sadly, I had to leave Chicago, due to the over sixty years of GENOCIDE, but really there are no safe places, so everyone has to be alert, except for Singapore.
Though not Jamaican born, both my parents were born in Clarendon, Jamaica. I was born in the UK, but now live in The Netherlands. I lived and worked in Copenhagen, Denmark for 6 months of my life. To be honest I loved the city, though as time went on I noticed it was a very racist place - outside Budapest, Hungary, the most racist place I have ever lived in. I was often refused entry to night clubs and the police just kept on stopping and searching me. The Danes like to think of themselves as a 'liberal' people, but in fact they are not. I was in Denmark as part of my job as an IT specialist. I get much more out of life living here in The Netherlands and would never live nor work in Denmark again.
Great interview, with a wonderful, well rounded person, whose experiences I enjoyed listening to. However, I have to be real honest with you, I have no desire to visit Denmark. I try not to be racially prejudiced, but I'm pretty much thru with visiting these Anglo-majority countries, any place where I am likely to see more white faces than I see in Dallas no longer appeals to me. Ghana, NIgeria, Jamaica of Course and Trinidad are the next travel stops on my itinary...#itsablackthing ! That's just how I roll right now!
Wow for 33 years in a country/culture and dont have friends from that culture...no thank you. That character is as cold and grey like the climate there.
@@mamapeppa3326 l believe yes her Mom danced with NDTC (my Mom sang wid dem) & her name is Barbara. I attended the same high school as Claire. She looks a lot like her Mom👍🏽
@@angelladavis8888 Thanks for the information. There must be a book (or two....) of photos of the NDTC from the 1970s and 1980s and so on. I would really like to get my hands on one (buy it/them).
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I love her necklace! kept looking at it all throughout the interview. Beautiful!
Great interview Xavier with Claire. I love to watch all the interviews with Jamaicans living in all countries over the world.
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Wow, I can hardly get anything done, these interviews are so interesting and informative,,I am hooked to them. I just want to travel to these places Wow. Thanks Mr Murphy 👍
I thoroughly enjoyed this video.
Very nice interview. She is a gorgeous lady!!
These always make me want to try living in other countries for a while.
Nuh true
Still undecided where
lets travel together lol
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Thought it was me alone.
Claire, you have barked up my alley when you mentioned authorodox flower display...that is me when i think of doing a piece for my clients
Do you mean 'unorthodox' flower display?
Love this interview, love all your interviews, love from 🇨🇦
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Clair...we in Ja have evolved. Last yr i went to general post office, & all i needed for my package was sold there...boxes & brown papers. I must say i got to use their markers with no cost to me.
Great interview…..I could listen to Claire forever….very vibrant and spirited lady….representing us well.
Having a handful of Danish friends is what many of us Danes has as well.
Claire is so vibrant and fun!!! When I visit Denmark I will have to find her. For a person who moved from 🇯🇲 so long ago she is in tune with her country as those who are still living there
Love what you are doing great interview it is a eye open
🇯🇲
My employees are from Denmark 🇩🇰 they are very respectful people.
Nice interview.
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Yes man! Big up Brixton! My dwelling place.
Love this !
Claire I fully get what you meant about friends in Scandinavia, living in Sweden for 22 years. And still have less than five friends in Sweden but I would not change our life’s.
I was an immigrant in Denmark for 3 years. The grey grey grey of weather and clothing was Really something to get used to for me as well. We lived in Blovstrød and then a village outside of Gilleleje. Your chandeliers and jewelry are beautiful. I hope you see a lot of success with them.
LOVE the Jamaican accent!
She is very rounded and informative enjoy the interview.
I’m from Kingston Jamaica also.
I would love to visit Denmark I remember when I met a tourist couple from Denmark when I was visiting Miami a few years ago they were so nice to both me and my Mother!
Jamaican in the Bahamas one love
Hi neighbor. I grew up in Freeport, Grand Bahama. Great memories👍🏽
I lived in Denmark for just over 4years, attended technical school in Copenhagen before relocating to Sweden where I now reside...I don´t mind the cold weather and the dark days in winter, also love the spring in Scandinavia and the long days...but nice interesting interview...and I try to compare my experiences when I lived there to this interview and there are some similarities.
Loved this interview with Claire, such a beautiful and eloquent woman.
Very nice interview. If there is one country I would love to move to is Denmark 🇩🇰.
I'm enjoying these interviews. I had about twenty penpal all over the world my first penpal was from Denmark Scotland Australia and Sweden. I went to Scotland once and I really had a wonderful time.. I only have two now from Scotland we have been friends for over thirty years... my two friends came and visit me from Scotland I show them a really really good time. I really would love to visit other countries.
Sorry for your loss
Nice interview as always. Nothing like the sun. No matter how that country works she have to go home
Enjoyed this video
Great video, and thanks for your upload.
Greetings from Denmark and I can assure you the language is hard for the locals too 😂
Don't worry.. your a islander and Denmark is more island than landlocked, so the island mentality is all around..
Great interview!
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I had a feeling this lady was involved in design - look how stylish she is and her backdrop!
😊one of my first thoughts were: She certainly dresses Danish 😆
Xavier:
Thank you for your excellent videos, and your handsome smile. I always revisit the videos of all the countries, that you have interviewed plus extras. Acapulco and Singapore are the favorites of this Chicago born, raised, and earned all my income to travel, and help none beggars.
Sadly, I had to leave Chicago, due to the over sixty years of GENOCIDE, but really there are no safe places, so everyone has to be alert, except for Singapore.
Wow very nice interview and creative mind...
Please send me the link for the chandelier. Regards Donna
Hi 👋🏾Hi Claire!
I am in Canada and if the food no good i go home and cook mi own
Perfect 🥰💞love it! Have to contact Claire, Xavier. How would I contact her?
Very curious to hear more about her son
Yes, I'd like to know if he left recorded music or music sessions that we could listen to!
I love her! 🤭
Claire penpal to her soul mate “husband”
What a nice lady I am so be enjoying this
❤
Though not Jamaican born, both my parents were born in Clarendon, Jamaica. I was born in the UK, but now live in The Netherlands. I lived and worked in Copenhagen, Denmark for 6 months of my life. To be honest I loved the city, though as time went on I noticed it was a very racist place - outside Budapest, Hungary, the most racist place I have ever lived in. I was often refused entry to night clubs and the police just kept on stopping and searching me. The Danes like to think of themselves as a 'liberal' people, but in fact they are not. I was in Denmark as part of my job as an IT specialist. I get much more out of life living here in The Netherlands and would never live nor work in Denmark again.
Clair grand parents and i are from the same parish and district
I think the danes culture if not making new friends in their circle
@@mamapeppa3326 their circle
if Natasja Saad is still around most danes would known where jamaica is by now
You could be a hostess too for jamaicans who wants to visit. Just a suggestion 🤷♀️🤦♀️
It's amazing how everywhere a Jamaican is seen they associate it to spliff..sad
Great interview, with a wonderful, well rounded person, whose experiences I enjoyed listening to. However, I have to be real honest with you, I have no desire to visit Denmark. I try not to be racially prejudiced, but I'm pretty much thru with visiting these Anglo-majority countries, any place where I am likely to see more white faces than I see in Dallas no longer appeals to me. Ghana, NIgeria, Jamaica of Course and Trinidad are the next travel stops on my itinary...#itsablackthing ! That's just how I roll right now!
I feel exactly the same way..Ghana, Kenya..next trips for me....(I live in London UK)
So true can't settle where majority is not dark skinned I would feel out of place
Wow for 33 years in a country/culture and dont have friends from that culture...no thank you. That character is as cold and grey like the climate there.
inimal contact with aunt? Sad to hear, but family life is complicated sometimes....
Related to the dancer?
Do you mean from the illustrious NDTC in the time of that master dancer Rex Nettleford?
@@mamapeppa3326 l believe yes her Mom danced with NDTC (my Mom sang wid dem) & her name is Barbara. I attended the same high school as Claire. She looks a lot like her Mom👍🏽
@@angelladavis8888 I think that she was a lead dancer in some of the performances.
@@mamapeppa3326 And one of the founding members.
@@angelladavis8888 Thanks for the information. There must be a book (or two....) of photos of the NDTC from the 1970s and 1980s and so on.
I would really like to get my hands on one (buy it/them).
Lol Clair not easy...cut your bun thin for it to stretch yes.
She talk a little like miss Lou
Why don’t you ask the question straight…how do the Danes relate to black people. Why beat around the bush?
Rubbish about the Jamaican not keeping up with culture of food