Kaiserslautern house tour + setting up my new home office | July Vlog
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- -And just like that, we moved from Japan to Germany! I fee like abundance is present in me and my husband's life right now. Now only did we find a beautiful house to live in the first day we got our of quarantine, our home is abundant with plum trees and apple trees that are ready to pick. It's crazy how things are great now and I'm cherishing every moment of this (even if we have no internet, no fridge, no washer & dryer yet, I'm still happy).
So here's what's been happening behind the blog. I've definitely been behind on content but have been focusing on moving and getting everything set up. I always believe if you don't have a solid foundation of yourself, your family & your house, it will be hard to improve other aspects of your life without that strong foundation.
So I'll be behind on posting content for the next few weeks until I get internet here. I'm tethering my phone and using it as a hotspot at the moment and I'm almost at my limit. I hope you guys understand but know that I'm still working behind the blog.
IN THIS VIDEO I TALK ABOUT THINGS LIKE:
-Kaiserslautern Germany home tour (off-base military housing)
-Setting up my office space
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loving your journey ate Jojo! from single to married. from Japan and now to Germany. yey! Always keep safe and continue inspiring people of your journey! love your shared resources and things you do. All the best!
I love this kind of video sis. It gives inspiration and personal touch. More of your life updates pleaaaseeee. Congratulations. And God bless
yes that’s true shops are closed every Sunday and Holidays too! and some shops closes at 7pm not sure if it’s everywhere in Germany. And I love Ikea too 🥰
Congratulations on your move and your new home! I hope you love it.
your quality content is fantastic!! keep it up
Definitely enjoyed the video😘..cant wait for more videos💖💕
thank you!
Hi from Missouri USA,
Good job Jojo 👍👍
In which village do you live?
What is the name of that village? I live in K town and trying to find a place to move out
Hi Jojo, cool video. That house/ area is really nice. We should be Pcsing soon and I am scoping out places to live. Where is this place? Which village? Thanks.
Hi Anna! This is in Brucken. It's a nice village with beautiful walking trails and bigger homes. If you're working in Ramstein, it is 30 minutes away. The closer you are to the base, the homes are normally smaller.
awesome are you renting that place? im moving to k-town soon too. can i ask how much that place is to rent per month? would like something similer - thanks
we rented the house for 2 years then left. It was about €1400/month if I remember it right
@@travelingpetitegirl wow, what a beautiful house for that price. In Portland Oregon for $1850 a month you get a small 2 bedroom single story apartment with homeless meth addicts in tents a block away. How did you like living in Kaiserslautern? Was it a nice/safe/fun place to live?
@@lordoftheflings definitely a beautiful place to live. It's a small city and very clean. Quality of living is much better compared to what you mentioned. If you like small town living, it's a nice place to live
Hey Jojo rabbit Your Videos are really great, but there are soo few viewers on such high-quality video, that's sad
it's part of the process :)
"Or if you're chismosa/chismoso" ROFL have fun in Germany!
hahaha 😝 thanks Innah!
Nice big house, not usual for Germans...