Thanks for trying my Dad's beef noodles at J&J, and I'm glad you liked it. 🙂 Although Dad is quite fastidious when it comes to hygiene at his stall, in general we don't leave food directly on the tray for someone to try. It's like leaving it on the table; it's not hygienic and not socially acceptable in Asia. He would've given you a small sharing bowl if you asked. Cheers!
@@merlin5045 Yeah. It was lucky no one got sick. The first thing anyone would have thought of would've been the food making them sick, instead of where the food was placed. That would've been bad for my Dad.
This video was so wholesome. wonderful family and thank you for being so open-minded to try various types of food while juggling a camera and 3 kids. You seem like a wonderful dad, always offering forest to try some and not forcing /pushing him into anything he doesnt want.
Xin chào Bags Packed Family Channel 🤗. I'm Anne - owner of Phở Me - VietNam Real Beef Noodles. Firstly, thank you for your patient wait while my shop re-opened after a break. We appreciate your decision to choose us among the many other options available for your experience. Once again, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to you, Phở Me, and we hope you have a delightful exploration in Singapore. We look forward to the opportunity of serving your family once more ❤.
Oh my goodness! You're truly the superstar of our Bags Packed Family on RUclips! A third super thanks from you? We're absolutely speechless and incredibly grateful for your unwavering support. Your consistent encouragement and appreciation for our content mean the world to us. It's fans like you who make all the hard work and passion we put into our videos so worthwhile. Your dedication motivates us to keep pushing boundaries and exploring new horizons to share with you. We can't express enough how much we value your presence in our community. Your engagement, likes, comments, and super thanks inspire us to continue creating travel experiences that leave a lasting impact on our viewers. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Your generosity and love have touched us deeply, and we're honored to have you as a part of our incredible journey. As we continue to grow and evolve, we promise to stay committed to delivering content that brings joy, adventure, and inspiration to your life. We're excited to have you alongside us as we explore new destinations and create memories together. You are the true driving force behind the Bags Packed Family, and we couldn't be more thankful for your support. With immense gratitude and excitement,
Oh…for most good hawker Centers, u shud go there in the morning…cos this hawker Center, maxwell, Chinatown, the good ones starts as early as 4am, n close at 12pm…n if business is good esp on the weekends, the business might end as early as 11am….try the prawn soup noodle, fried Hokkien noodles, fried kway teow, fried carrot cake (black n white), Laksa, lor mee (noodles), herbal pork ribs soup, wanton noodles, for Muslim food u can try the Geylang Serai market in the morning till 12pm, and for afternoon u can try Newton circle or Chinatown claypot rice or Chomp Chomp for BBQ stuffs😊🫰🫶👍🥰pleasure to see y’all enjoying Singapore food 🥰🫰🫶👍
Hello from Singapore! It was really fun to watch you guys eat our food! The red sausages in the Char Kuay Teow are called "Lup Cheong" and they are basically chinese sausages, same as the ones in the Amy Yip bao in the kids' videos. The little chewy stuff are cockles, there is no beef in there though. Next time you visit you can try the sliced fish soup XO Hua Ji, alongside Roast Paradise. I think little Forest might like it. There are fried and non-fried versions. BTW don't put food directly on the tray or table, as they are not exactly clean, you can ask for an extra bowl from the hawkers. They will be happy to oblige. Where are you going next?
Hi ChilliCrab! Thank you so much for all the tips and yummy suggestions! We absolutely love traveling in Singapore! :-) We'll head to Malaysia after Singapore.
Love how both of you are great parents and educators. Your kids are adventurous, curious and appreciative. It's not easy being out in the hot weather for a long time but they take it in their stride and follow your lead. Thank you for exploring Singapore and one of the well-loved food centres here.
You can inform the bus captain were you want to go, IE the landmark for the bus stop, and the bus driver will tell you where to get off, they are quite nice to tourist in my opinion.
I love your humor whenever you talk to the kids. The apple juice remark as Forest was stabbing the apple made me laugh out loud. Too bad Kelly didn't get to try the food there. Maybe next time!
Thank you so much! Kelly is doing great. The food was quite delicious at the Old Airport Road Food Centre. Soon, we'll head to Little India in Singapore. :-) Thank you for your financial support. It means a lot to our family.
The Old Airport Road Food Centre is one of the oldest in Singapore, popular with the locals. You were lucky that you were there during the day. It gets crowded during dinnertime.. And it gets crazy on weekends when you will likely spend more time looking for seats and/or standing in line to place an order for food. Glad that you enjoyed your meals .
Been watching every of your videos more than once, hope to see you n your family in Singapore some time. Will definitely say hi if I ever bump into you guys here, stay safe!!!!
I was there like 1.5 weeks ago. You missed the juice stall at the entry on the left. IMO, much nicer and more different juices. Enjoy your stay in Singapore. I’m now viewing your vids of Bali for I’m there at the moment.
Hi Just watched your video and I am glad you enjoyed our food. Just a quick suggestion - get a napkin (either from your hotel or buy a pack from convenience store) and use that to put your food instead of the tray/table in the hawker centre. The problem is because those trays may not be washed and tables are not wiped with detergent. BTW you went to the right hawker centre. They have a lot of excellent food.
The black fried rice noodles from "Lao Fu Zi" is called "char kueh teow", does not contain beef. It has cockles (clams), fish cakes, and chinese sausages. Just a word of caution, leaving food on the tray for Forest is not recommended as the tray is generally not washed after each use but just "wiped dry".
Old airport road hawker centre is a very popular eatery and peak hours are full house so seats are vrry hard to get . But if the stalls are fully open, its food galore and spoilt for choice. Lor mee or glutinous noodle is great choice.
Go to tekka market and geylang serai market over the weekends in the morning. Then walk at second floor for both to experience the various vendors sellings traditional clothes
Personally, I prefer the crispy roast pork over the char siew. Do try the beach road prawn noodles at east coast! :) ps: do refrain from putting food n cutlery on tray cos it's not clean. Can ask for extra plates when sharing food.
Very interesting videos with your beautiful kids. Really smart and independent. BTW, the hawker centers you always see half the stalls closed because of cheap rentals, so the stalls could operate just single shifts, say lunch or dinner or even supper.
Its great your kids are adventurous enough to try these local food with you. Might take a while for them. Asian food has loads of flavors and the range is super wide.
Buses do not stop at stops if there is no one at the stop, so you can actually get the driver to remind you where you need to drop. Not sure which day you want to the hawker centre but usually Monday is the day where alot of hawkers take a day break after the busy weekend. You forgot Forest does not like sugarcane juice from your last trip here. 😅 Char kway teow has clams, chinese sausages, beansprouts stir fried with dark soya sauce generally. That last bowl of noodles you had gotten, is Vietnamese noodles in case you are unaware. The cakes & pastries are pretty old school. Tau sar is actually bean paste.
Kallang food market is a food paradise and lots of food variety can be found there..depending on what time you are there coz some stalls will open later in the day... Any you have come to the right place to savor local food, enjoy it...
@@BagsPackedFamily hope everybody can go little India and Chinatown to roam around and taste the affordable local hawker centres and eateries there. Won't disappoint 🤞
Hi, Great to see u and family exploring our heartlands hawker centres. U should try our economic rice mixed veg stalls. U order rice and the dishes which for rice plus 1 meat & 2 veg would be in the region of S$3.50 to S$4.00. Do note that a pc of fried fish would cost u about S$4. Also when ordering veg do check if there are mince pork or diced chicken in them the charges are more expensive than pure stir fry veg.
The sweet and salty mashed beans pastry (Tau Sa Piah) that you bought for Kelly may not be vegetarian. The traditional method is to use lard for the oil dough to achieve the flaky texture of the pastry. Some bakers may substitute the lard with butter or vegetable oil or shortening.
Really love watching your videos, and your kids are so amazing! It’s so good that your family are so into local food, but please please, don’t leave food on the trays. Those trays are filthy! Always get a spare plate or bowl, so that you can rest the cutlery on them. Enjoy the rest of your stay in Singapore, and wishing speedy recovery to your wife!
I realized most westerners have rather strong stomachs. They are fine with putting their food and snacks directly on the tables in hawkers, food courts and restaurants. I saw an Aussie once picking up fries that dropped on the train floor to eat… my Aussie colleagues like to put their cookies and bread directly on the pantry table..
First of all, I want to congratulate you on your beautiful vlogs! I salute you and your wife for raising 3 fabulous kids... I really love all of your vlogs and waiting for more of your vlogs. I watched your vlog in Indonesia when your wife got injured and you and your family cut your trip for your wife to avail her medical care. Praying that she will be okay. By the way, I'm a Filipino and I'm a registered nurse in the State of Kuwait. I you need anything at all like advice medically. I will do my best to give information and advice you need. God bless!
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Thanks for trying my Dad's beef noodles at J&J, and I'm glad you liked it. 🙂 Although Dad is quite fastidious when it comes to hygiene at his stall, in general we don't leave food directly on the tray for someone to try. It's like leaving it on the table; it's not hygienic and not socially acceptable in Asia. He would've given you a small sharing bowl if you asked. Cheers!
lololololol .. i was shocked when i see that lololololololol
@@merlin5045 Yeah. It was lucky no one got sick. The first thing anyone would have thought of would've been the food making them sick, instead of where the food was placed. That would've been bad for my Dad.
@@j0n3sing true, and he filmed the whole process.. But lucky the kids don't get food poisoning
omg hi! can i say how much i enjoy your dad’s food?! and buying from his stall is always a pleasure. he’s always so nice and personable.
it's true I'm the dad
This video was so wholesome. wonderful family and thank you for being so open-minded to try various types of food while juggling a camera and 3 kids. You seem like a wonderful dad, always offering forest to try some and not forcing /pushing him into anything he doesnt want.
Xin chào Bags Packed Family Channel 🤗.
I'm Anne - owner of Phở Me - VietNam Real Beef Noodles.
Firstly, thank you for your patient wait while my shop re-opened after a break. We appreciate your decision to choose us among the many other options available for your experience. Once again, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to you, Phở Me, and we hope you have a delightful exploration in Singapore.
We look forward to the opportunity of serving your family once more ❤.
Thanks!
Oh my goodness! You're truly the superstar of our Bags Packed Family on RUclips! A third super thanks from you? We're absolutely speechless and incredibly grateful for your unwavering support.
Your consistent encouragement and appreciation for our content mean the world to us. It's fans like you who make all the hard work and passion we put into our videos so worthwhile. Your dedication motivates us to keep pushing boundaries and exploring new horizons to share with you.
We can't express enough how much we value your presence in our community. Your engagement, likes, comments, and super thanks inspire us to continue creating travel experiences that leave a lasting impact on our viewers.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Your generosity and love have touched us deeply, and we're honored to have you as a part of our incredible journey.
As we continue to grow and evolve, we promise to stay committed to delivering content that brings joy, adventure, and inspiration to your life. We're excited to have you alongside us as we explore new destinations and create memories together.
You are the true driving force behind the Bags Packed Family, and we couldn't be more thankful for your support.
With immense gratitude and excitement,
Great to watch your video.
Forest is a born director, he always reaches out the camera to stop the scene at just the right time...
It's his favorite thing to do. :-)
Oh…for most good hawker Centers, u shud go there in the morning…cos this hawker Center, maxwell, Chinatown, the good ones starts as early as 4am, n close at 12pm…n if business is good esp on the weekends, the business might end as early as 11am….try the prawn soup noodle, fried Hokkien noodles, fried kway teow, fried carrot cake (black n white), Laksa, lor mee (noodles), herbal pork ribs soup, wanton noodles, for Muslim food u can try the Geylang Serai market in the morning till 12pm, and for afternoon u can try Newton circle or Chinatown claypot rice or Chomp Chomp for BBQ stuffs😊🫰🫶👍🥰pleasure to see y’all enjoying Singapore food 🥰🫰🫶👍
Thank you for all the yummy suggestions!
Nice video and I am glad you enjoy our Singapore's food!
Brilliant video thanks for sharing much love from the UK 🇬🇧
Living abroad, you make me miss Singapore food so much. Can’t wait to go home!
Welcome Home SG
i love your video...very detail and perfect.
You are great dad, such beautiful and well behave kids 🥰🥰👍👍👏👏❤❤
the uncle at j&j moved back and slowed down so you can see what he's doing, sweet!
My favorite hawker center! Next time you should try the hokkien mie and and the prawn noodles 😊
Thanks for the yummy suggestion!
Nice.Thankyou
I'm glad you enjoyed your stay in my home country. Thank you for sharing with us your wonderful vlog and family adventures!
Hello from Singapore! It was really fun to watch you guys eat our food! The red sausages in the Char Kuay Teow are called "Lup Cheong" and they are basically chinese sausages, same as the ones in the Amy Yip bao in the kids' videos. The little chewy stuff are cockles, there is no beef in there though. Next time you visit you can try the sliced fish soup XO Hua Ji, alongside Roast Paradise. I think little Forest might like it. There are fried and non-fried versions. BTW don't put food directly on the tray or table, as they are not exactly clean, you can ask for an extra bowl from the hawkers. They will be happy to oblige. Where are you going next?
Hi ChilliCrab! Thank you so much for all the tips and yummy suggestions! We absolutely love traveling in Singapore! :-) We'll head to Malaysia after Singapore.
Good Job
Granite is ❤️
His name is Forest
It was really fun watching you guys enjoy our local food! I must say, you've picked all my favorites in one sitting. Bravo!
Grew up around the area and bought food from that hawker centre in the 70s....
Love how both of you are great parents and educators. Your kids are adventurous, curious and appreciative. It's not easy being out in the hot weather for a long time but they take it in their stride and follow your lead. Thank you for exploring Singapore and one of the well-loved food centres here.
So glad you guys are back in Singapore. Looking forward to more food adventures!
You can inform the bus captain were you want to go, IE the landmark for the bus stop, and the bus driver will tell you where to get off, they are quite nice to tourist in my opinion.
Loving the videos. Only just subscribed. Peace from the uk
Wishing Kelly a speedy surgery. So many great food options it seems. Makes me hungry watching. 👍🙂
Thank you so much. Kelly is doing great! 😊
love it! i really enjoy this food reviews! keep update guys!
hope mom kelly for the speed recovery, God bless you guys!
Thank you so much. Kelly is feeling great!
@@BagsPackedFamily that's great! stay safe guys!
I love your humor whenever you talk to the kids. The apple juice remark as Forest was stabbing the apple made me laugh out loud. Too bad Kelly didn't get to try the food there. Maybe next time!
Thank you so much! Kelly is doing great. The food was quite delicious at the Old Airport Road Food Centre. Soon, we'll head to Little India in Singapore. :-) Thank you for your financial support. It means a lot to our family.
What a harmonious family. What a blessing!!
Huge fan of your videos and the kids' channel especially their bloopers hahaha
Thank you so much, Big Wolfff! I'll let the kids know! :-)
Hahaha this is full noodles mukbang 😊. Love it! Your explaination your reaction so good. Love Forest haha 🫶🏻.
Please stay hydrated! It's been crazy hot and humid the past few days here in Singapore, goddamn climate haha
seriously wonderful kids, so optimistic and lovely
Great video! Lovely kids ! I can already imagine they run their RUclips channel. We will be in Singapore in little more than a week
The Singapore dishes the lady mentioned that are available in New York are sold at an eye watering price. Nowhere as cheap as Singapore.
I can't imagine!
I love Singapore Food...
Us too!
@@BagsPackedFamily Cool
I love Your Vlog and Love Your Family...❤ Still Healty n' Sucses Four Your Vlog👌👌👍👍🇮🇩
Welcome back!
Your kids are great at trying new foods I’m grown and I don’t like trying a lot of stuff great job dad introducing them at a early age.
Love you all such a nice video
The Old Airport Road Food Centre is one of the oldest in Singapore, popular with the locals. You were lucky that you were there during the day. It gets crowded during dinnertime.. And it gets crazy on weekends when you will likely spend more time looking for seats and/or standing in line to place an order for food. Glad that you enjoyed your meals .
Been watching every of your videos more than once, hope to see you n your family in Singapore some time. Will definitely say hi if I ever bump into you guys here, stay safe!!!!
That would be great! Thank you.
I was there like 1.5 weeks ago. You missed the juice stall at the entry on the left. IMO, much nicer and more different juices. Enjoy your stay in Singapore. I’m now viewing your vids of Bali for I’m there at the moment.
Thank you so much! Bali is beautiful.
Hi Just watched your video and I am glad you enjoyed our food. Just a quick suggestion - get a napkin (either from your hotel or buy a pack from convenience store) and use that to put your food instead of the tray/table in the hawker centre. The problem is because those trays may not be washed and tables are not wiped with detergent. BTW you went to the right hawker centre. They have a lot of excellent food.
Hi Roger. Thank you so much for the suggestion. :-)
In Asia, always use chopsticks with a spoon, especially for noodle dishes! The spoon will support the noodles that slipped off.
Thanks for the tip! :-)
Welcome back❤ hope your family enjoy the food hunting and Kelly got speed recovery this time. Hope your family come back for an other trip soon.
The black fried rice noodles from "Lao Fu Zi" is called "char kueh teow", does not contain beef. It has cockles (clams), fish cakes, and chinese sausages.
Just a word of caution, leaving food on the tray for Forest is not recommended as the tray is generally not washed after each use but just "wiped dry".
Hi James. Thanks for the added info!
If you go further up near lagoon view you get a beach hawker centre for more food choices great for a sunset dinner crave
Enjoy watching this amazing kids ❤
I recommend are non touristy hawker places so good for the wallet. Bedok hawker centre has a wide food selection best forbthe tummies.❤
@quweixiaobao yes, plenty of choice selection and cannot finish all in one visit. Must go frequently to complete all the course
Hi Bags Packed Family, binge watching your Singapore vlogs and absolutely loving it. Hoping for more such exciting videos!!✨
Thank you so much! We love Singapore!
WELCOME BACK TO SINGAPORE!!
Old airport road hawker centre is a very popular eatery and peak hours are full house so seats are vrry hard to get . But if the stalls are fully open, its food galore and spoilt for choice. Lor mee or glutinous noodle is great choice.
Hi bags packed family more vlos Ang keep safe fr.ur travel I hope u try to visit Brunei darussalam food is good and cheaper❤🎉 godbless
lovely family!! always appreciate your elder son and daughter for trying every food!! definitely not picky eater like kids nowadays >
Fried Zha Guo Tiao has cockerels, Chinese sausages and some with prawns fried with eggs and noodles with flat rice noodles together with eggs.
Go to tekka market and geylang serai market over the weekends in the morning. Then walk at second floor for both to experience the various vendors sellings traditional clothes
How's everyone handling the weather in Singapore? Been extremely hot & humid recently, stay hydrated and take care!
This was back in April. At that time, the weather was perfect!
We love you guys please be safe always ❤️🥰
Thank you so much!
Oh dear, you missed eating one of my favourite food…. prawn noodle soup. There’s the popular Toa Payoh rojak too.
Next time! :-)
You can ask extra empty bowl from the stall so that you can share some food for the kids
LMAO forest not eating anything his brother and sister get to enjoy more food haha. forest is so lovable. haha😊
Wholesome video on food tour. Great that your family enjoy eating at Hawker center. Hope everything went well for your wife Kelly surgery.
Hope it was a pleasant trip for you and your family!
It has been hot and humid recently so stay hydrated guys!
Any plans heading for some Murtabak at Arab St?
Not this time around, but we'll definitely add it to the list! :-)
Actually, we did get martabak, but I’m not sure which street it was! Delicious 😋 🎉
@@Kelly.BagsPackedFamilyhope the surgery went well ❤
Personally, I prefer the crispy roast pork over the char siew. Do try the beach road prawn noodles at east coast! :)
ps: do refrain from putting food n cutlery on tray cos it's not clean. Can ask for extra plates when sharing food.
Thanks for the suggestion, Jen! :-)
Beautiful family ❣️
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Are You Guys Having Fun, Kids?❤
Forest, 😂😂
So much fun! :-)
New to your channel. Enjoyed my first video. Beautiful children and hope your wife surgery went well. 👍👍🙏🙏
Thank you so much!
welcome to singapore again
Very interesting videos with your beautiful kids. Really smart and independent. BTW, the hawker centers you always see half the stalls closed because of cheap rentals, so the stalls could operate just single shifts, say lunch or dinner or even supper.
Explore birds of paradise!
Cannot wait for the Mexico City street food tour videos whenever you guys get the chance!
Its great your kids are adventurous enough to try these local food with you. Might take a while for them. Asian food has loads of flavors and the range is super wide.
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Buses do not stop at stops if there is no one at the stop, so you can actually get the driver to remind you where you need to drop.
Not sure which day you want to the hawker centre but usually Monday is the day where alot of hawkers take a day break after the busy weekend. You forgot Forest does not like sugarcane juice from your last trip here. 😅
Char kway teow has clams, chinese sausages, beansprouts stir fried with dark soya sauce generally.
That last bowl of noodles you had gotten, is Vietnamese noodles in case you are unaware.
The cakes & pastries are pretty old school. Tau sar is actually bean paste.
Kallang food market is a food paradise and lots of food variety can be found there..depending on what time you are there coz some stalls will open later in the day... Any you have come to the right place to savor local food, enjoy it...
Welcome to Singapore Again Guys. Weather is very warm here.
Marine parade central hawker centre just so so near Parlway parade SC . Joo chiat road are mostly fancy eateries and pubs and niche fancy shops
Thanks for the yummy suggestions!
@@BagsPackedFamily hope everybody can go little India and Chinatown to roam around and taste the affordable local hawker centres and eateries there. Won't disappoint 🤞
Wishing Ms Kelly a speedy recovery...
Thank you so much! Kelly is doing great!
fried kway teow two types of noodles, prawns, veggies , eggs , fish cake etc stir fried with sweet sauce
Its sea hum in the char kway teow :)
Duman hawker centre a few more stops down the same direction have good duck rice, bean curd pork burger and rojak is good
That sounds delicious! We'd love to visit the Duman Hawker Centre!
Hi, Great to see u and family exploring our heartlands hawker centres. U should try our economic rice mixed veg stalls. U order rice and the dishes which for rice plus 1 meat & 2 veg would be in the region of S$3.50 to S$4.00. Do note that a pc of fried fish would cost u about S$4. Also when ordering veg do check if there are mince pork or diced chicken in them the charges are more expensive than pure stir fry veg.
The sweet and salty mashed beans pastry (Tau Sa Piah) that you bought for Kelly may not be vegetarian. The traditional method is to use lard for the oil dough to achieve the flaky texture of the pastry. Some bakers may substitute the lard with butter or vegetable oil or shortening.
Wow I like Cidar she already Grown Up Girl, Kelly your Daughter Grown up so Well, You're Great Mother, Clearly Best Mother for Cidar... 🙈👍👍👍👍
Really love watching your videos, and your kids are so amazing! It’s so good that your family are so into local food, but please please, don’t leave food on the trays. Those trays are filthy! Always get a spare plate or bowl, so that you can rest the cutlery on them. Enjoy the rest of your stay in Singapore, and wishing speedy recovery to your wife!
Thank you so much for the feedback. Kelly is doing great! :-)
yea totally agree, the trays are reallllyyy dirty! dont put your utensils or food directly on the trays
Singaporeans might feel a bit embarrassed to hear people say their serving plates are filthy 😮to westerners!
Looks like a great day so happy Kelly is in great spirits ❤😊
Thank you! Kelly is feeling great!
Welcome to Singapore
Please enjoy your holiday in Singapore!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Best wishes ,to all - please get well soon ,MS Kelly ❤️
I realized most westerners have rather strong stomachs. They are fine with putting their food and snacks directly on the tables in hawkers, food courts and restaurants. I saw an Aussie once picking up fries that dropped on the train floor to eat… my Aussie colleagues like to put their cookies and bread directly on the pantry table..
Forest is a very observant kid. Observes small details that the adults can't see.
I dont skip ads for your cute Son and Daughter ❤️
We are in Singapore too for 2 😘😘😘😂😂🤣😂😂weeks boat overhaul nice food
as a Vietnamese that pho looks good
I like your vlog so much simple people and happy family but I observed you didnt washed their hands before eating esp.the small cute boy 😊
The youngest child is always the picky one when it comes to food🤣 I was going to talk about the tray but I see people have already spoken.
daddy..., yes forest? 😁👍
You can request for empty bowls from the stall owner to scoop portions and share. Extra utensils are available at each stall too
First of all, I want to congratulate you on your beautiful vlogs! I salute you and your wife for raising 3 fabulous kids... I really love all of your vlogs and waiting for more of your vlogs. I watched your vlog in Indonesia when your wife got injured and you and your family cut your trip for your wife to avail her medical care. Praying that she will be okay. By the way, I'm a Filipino and I'm a registered nurse in the State of Kuwait. I you need anything at all like advice medically. I will do my best to give information and advice you need. God bless!