Frohe Neue Jahr Jael🍀The first thing I noticed was your new hairstyle, those braids looks beautiful, Here in Germany school kids don’t wear uniforms, they don’t also pay any school fees, school books are mostly free but exercise books and pens and pencil’s parents have to buy, what I really like about schools here is all children must go to school, even for the family’s with less income,the government assistance is always there to help, and they have a system that allows them to know how many kids are supposed to attend school every year, you can’t just decide to keep your child at home, they will just knock on your door and want to know what’s going on.
Wow! That's a good strategy to keep children in school. You should see how stressed parents are,here because of the hefty fees and other school requirements.
Your videos are always so serene. I have a suggestion for spreading the maize when drying. Use a rake to spread, makes it easier and is good for your back too 😊
Your hair looks beautiful. Me too, I don't like sitting for too long to do the long braids. Although I like them alot. The Nyònyòn looks yummy. I'm definitely going to try it. One of my goals this year is to learn new things about other Africa countries. Especially, their recipes and cultural heritage.
@@jaelofthevillage tell me about it. I learned about the different countries of Africa ( I knew the names, but had no idea of where in Africa they are located) thru RUclips, the infrastructure, the people and the food. Here in the west time pass they only show on tv the jungles and the poorest parts making us think Africa is not developed. I have been to Nigeria and so my next trip is Ghana then Kenya. I enjoy learning about my forefathers land.
Hi jeal,am from zambia.we also buy uniforms at the beginning of the year & pay school fees..am glad I found your channel,am learning alot from you...❤❤
Good luck to Lexi with her studies. We also open schools this week in South Africa. Both public and private schools wear uniforms and each school has their own individual uniform and crest/logo. We get our text books and exercise books for free at government schools but private schools you pretty much buy everything yourself. Majority of people in SA attend public school, only minority are in private schools and private schools are also not all same but we all pretty much have same school holidays…first term starts mid Jan for all schools and we have short Easter break, mid year break and long Christmas break from mid Dec. Our primary and secondary education at government schools is free; this is constitutional. However schools are allowed and they do make well off and middle class working parents pay for their children’s education; only the most indigent(on government social grants which are monthly social payments for unemployed families) is fully free
You can add a handful of drumstick leaves to the butter, it will make the ghee aromatic and tasty. That's how my mother did. Once the butter turns into ghee, the drumstick leaves will stay at the bottom. You can mix that with rice or have it with bread/ chapati.
Ever since I found your channel I have adopted your attitude of "slow living". No, I've got to say I'm mastering it now. Here in southeast Texas, decorations are still hanging, bouncing and waving as usual. Lol. Wish Lexie much success this year for me while you rock those braids.
Watching you from Zambia. Yes, in our country, school children do wear uniforms. It's mandatory for every pupil to wear a uniform, be it in private or public schools.
Hello from Nairobi. Weather is lovely here too. I wish i could share the lovely bird talk. I wish i knew how to make ghee when i had a lot of disposable cream. Thanks to the internet i have learnt so much and thank you for sharing your experience. Long ago i helped my grandmothers make butter using the gourd method😅
I loooove the hairstyle and the dress. Me and you are the same sis, as much as i like long thin braids I don't have the patience for them so I've just been cutting my hair. I also haven't taken down the Christmas decor as I've been busy. I'll probably do it tomorrow because I don't have anything planned except maybe some thrifting. In SA we wear uniform, private and public and you pay school fees. The Jones Family Channel recently did a video about private school their kids are going to in SA that you can check out. From what I remember (I went to a public primary school and semi-private high school), textbooks and exercise books are provided by the school and you just buy your own stationary. When it comes to a private school it really depends on the school. Schools generally open mid January and we also start the academic year in Jan. All the best to Lexi at school.
Public/government Schools (primary, secondary & tertiary)are free in South Africa for those who can’t afford ie the poorest of society and for those on government social grants. But yes you pay at government schools if you have working parents. If your working parents not on government social grants can’t pay,then they have to submit proof to the government school (salary slips& bank statements)that they can’t afford school fees. Tertiary is sort of free for the poorest (or those on social grants)if they make the academic grade,government pays for their varsity education through national funding programme called NSFAS
I’m in the US we have many private schools available that the parents can Pay for their children to attend. Some schools require a uniform others do not.. Some private school help with the purchase of books and school supplies . Some private school cover the cost of books and supplies. We have public schools, no uniform, no fees
Happy new year dear joel. Absolutly loove nyoyo (githeri) and i miss it soo much. Home cooked githeri slaps. Nimekula tu na macho 😅. I enjoyed this vlog always ❤
Wow sis I hope you are doing great. Welcome back sister. Yes here in Ghana we pay for school fees, books and uniforms as well. Happy to see you back and by the way you look very beautiful in your new hair. GOD continue to bless you
@@jaelofthevillage Our corrupt useless African leaders that we have will never allow free good education to happen. May ALMIGHTY GOD save us from their evil and wicked rules.
You look good in braids,l was excited to see you on the daily nation..l loved your statement.."There are so many opportunities in the village, go home and get your hands dirty,money is in the soil..." Thanks for encouraging us .keep going Jael .happy new year..
Happy new year, Jael. Nice to see you back. Must admit I was always looking out for you, and was happy to know that it was only the usual hustle of 'back to school'that was holding you back. No hurry with getting Christmas decoration out of they way. They can come out when one is ready and today was that day for you. I love nyoyo. Wish I was there to share. Wishing you a prosperous new year.
U try to make best of everything so contented person wish u successful new year nice hairstyle change is good I like how u make ur ghee very healthy f ur body😊
In the UK the Christmas decoration has to be taken down the 12th night after 25th which is the 5th of January. It is a believe if they are taken down after the 5th it is bad luck…… it is just a superstition. Happy New Year Jael
Jael, be honest, are you able to do all these by yourself? I love your energy baby girl. Are you such a patient lady? I highly doubt, a modern woman like yourself is such patient with life, wow!!! May God bless you. Believe me, I shall one day brave the distance and spare time to visit but I won't wish to be filmed
Sure,I do many chores in a day and appreciate this lifestyle so much. You're very welcome. ( I don't film my visitors unless they are content creators collaborating)
Hi jael, miss ur videos always .your hair has made you look a sweet sixteen and your dress has complemented the hair well for a very nice look. Big up lady! Besides, am Ugandan and here in Uganda school starts Feb unlike you people in Kenya, however,the hair of pupils and students here is kept short, that's like one inch or two all to at least make learners feel and look uniform on top of their won school uniform.scholastic material is provided by parents in middle schools unlike in first world schools where it is provided at school. By d way these first world schools provide almost everything apart from uniform.tuition is paid in lump sum and All is left for school as the parent's duty remains to drop, pick and check on the child according to the school calendar.All in all, your content is my inspiration dear.blessings plz.❤
Thank u so much Jael for both the ghee and Nyoyo recipes. I watch u from Zambia but currently in Norway. I don’t make ghee because I don’t own a cow yet lol! But I will. 😊😊As for the Nyoyo ( I hope I got the spelling correct), we don’t have it in Zambia though I make something similar, using my grandma’s recipe from Zimbabwe as she was Zimbabwean. It’s just to cook mixed dry maize, beans and groundnuts (all seeds, not ground). I add a bit of salt and love this meal. It’s called Mashajyari.🙃 I look forward to trying out “Nyoyo”…. Thanks ❤
Welcome back, watching from the city on a rainy Saturday ,do the chicken give you trouble when you spread the maize outside. your hair is nicely done..
Hi Jael, I was really worried about you. I kept checking to see if you have posted with no luck, but I am now relieved and glad to see you are well and back to posting inspiring content. Wish you a blessed and a happy new year.
In Barbados students wear uniforms, text books are subsidized in the Governerment schools with a minimum payment of $75, rules relating to hair styles have been relaxed with the requirement only of keeping hair tidy and no hear dyes. The new term starts in September and there are no school fees except for the Private schools
Yap,the braids are making you look fab,can't wait for whats instore for us this year,yea this year the weather has really turned upside down but we will make the best out of it.
I’m with you, Jael… My Christmas decorations have yet to be taken down. 🤦🏾♀️ But they will be soon. Welcome back - we’ve missed you. Also, I love the new hair and I pray Lexi has a wonderful school year.
Happy to see you again jael your videos editing are always on top you look beautiful with your near hair your hair stylist gas done a good job am watching you from Germany school children don't wear school uniform here maybe it works for them that way once again happy new year enjoyed watching as always .
Wow, happy to see you once again, am surprised about the constant rain in your country here in Nigeria January is a dry season no rain at all, we only experience rain during June and July, as for the students we also wear uniforms, for hair the senior secondary student make hair but on weaving while nursery and primary go on low cut.
Hello Jael. Lovely to see you back. Your nyoyo so wonderful ❤. Yes kids go to school in uniform here. It was lovely driving in empty roads, now suddenly mothers taking kids to school. My journeys are better time 😂.
Happy New Year, Jael. Happy to see dear. I missed you and your vlogs. You look pretty in your hair style, I have never seen you in braids. Busy as usual, hardworking and you're such an inspiration to all. May 2024 be a fruitful and a year full of blessings ❤
in Zimbabwe the school kids wear uniforms and since about year 2010 thereabout they started buying their own text books before the schools used to give them
Here in Kentucky, US no direct school fees (the government takes a bit from every pay check if you’re employed) unless kids go to private school. No uniforms for us either, though there are some rules regarding clothing at school
Dear Jael its nice to have you back l have waited the longest.The other week you were not feeling well l hope your feeling better now.Are you not missing your daughter already.lam from Uganda we also pay fees and buy almost everything beggining of year with so many school recquirements.lam glad l learnt an easy way to make ghee.Us we make ghee by shaking vigorously which is so tiresome.But this time its fine l can do it easily.Your my role model Jael l love you so much l hope l will be able to carry on my decisions next year because you have fully inspired me.
This is a beautiful escape indeed. I am watching from South Africa and our school year are the same. We also shop for books and uniform in December/January. Your country is beautiful. Which state in Kenya is this; lush and green?
You are looking fantastic gorgeous with that hair. Just like me, I hate sitting for long. I have been doing own hair lines every often I should join you.b
Jael bonjour, No I haven't seen kids in uniforms in the schools here in Northwest France. With your hair like that you look younger. Quite some work to lay out the mais (corn) like that. Here I have seen houses still with their christmas decorations and also small villages. Looks delicious your mais and beans dish.
I’m a Zimbabwean living in America. In Connecticut children don’t wear uniform but in Zimbabwe and Botswana they do and school terms and sequence is just like in Kenya too. There’s school fees in Zimbabwe but Government schools in Botswana are free for BaTswana children but private schools are expensive.
Yes indeed the school year begins in January here. Im watching from Botswana. Your hair looks beautiful...thanks for sharing your life with us...always refreshing to watch.
In Namibia, our learners in Government schools don't pay school fees or buy books. The Government provides. Except in private schools, we pay for everything, not so cheap though and many people opt for private schools for better quality education
In the US there is no uniforms in the public schools and for private schools, it varies from one school to the next. In Jamaica all schools have uniforms.
I attended elementary school in Jamaica and we wore uniforms, high school and junior college in England we wore uniforms. In the universities back then they wanted all students to dress neatly. Living and raising kids here in the USA my kids wore uniforms to the Catholic school. Most private schools require uniforms. Government schools no uniforms required. Your hair is very beautiful.
I'm watching in the UK. Yes it's strictly school uniform. Government run school. (State schools receive funding through their local authority or directly from the government. The most common ones are: community schools, which are sometimes called local authority maintained schools. ) The school supplies all books. Parents buy all uniform, swimming gear, PE gear.
Thank you. While young,they need a lot of care and maintenance. Weeds kill them. So you need to keep weeding until they mature, then you can leave them alone
There are no school fees in the USA (public system) unless students are involved in certain sports or specialized classes for simple supplies . Private schools require tuition. I am a high school coordinator.
Happy new year, Jael✨! I was also eating a lot of Githeri in the 1st week of January (until my kids complained😅). Thanks for removing the kitovu of the tomato carefully. In her githeri/nyoyo video, Auntie Christine (@Sixty+life) cut off almost half the tomato, I was about to send a petition to the United Nations!!!!
Jael of the village, I love that name.My boys wakiona nimechukua laptop wanauliza mama unataka kuona Jael of the village?😃😃I love the dress,it's a good break from the dera .
Happy New year I hope you are doing well ìam from Namibia yes our school begin January to December offcourse we pay school fees and buy stationary I am one of the your followers you have inspired alot . I just got my land in this December I plant sweet potato just to try .I really don't have any experience how to do it can please show us how to plant the sweet potato
there's something liberating about watching people who are liberated liberate others by living a liberated life☺☺☺
Well said 👍🏽
❤️😁
Frohe Neue Jahr Jael🍀The first thing I noticed was your new hairstyle, those braids looks beautiful, Here in Germany school kids don’t wear uniforms, they don’t also pay any school fees, school books are mostly free but exercise books and pens and pencil’s parents have to buy, what I really like about schools here is all children must go to school, even for the family’s with less income,the government assistance is always there to help, and they have a system that allows them to know how many kids are supposed to attend school every year, you can’t just decide to keep your child at home, they will just knock on your door and want to know what’s going on.
Wow! That's a good strategy to keep children in school. You should see how stressed parents are,here because of the hefty fees and other school requirements.
Your videos are always so serene. I have a suggestion for spreading the maize when drying. Use a rake to spread, makes it easier and is good for your back too 😊
That's a great idea!
Your hair looks beautiful. Me too, I don't like sitting for too long to do the long braids. Although I like them alot.
The Nyònyòn looks yummy. I'm definitely going to try it. One of my goals this year is to learn new things about other Africa countries. Especially, their recipes and cultural heritage.
Try it. I'm sure you'll love it. ❤️
Am watching from New Jersey USA. No school fees, no purchase of text books, most public schools are well equipped.
Aren't you lucky
@@jaelofthevillage tell me about it. I learned about the different countries of Africa ( I knew the names, but had no idea of where in Africa they are located) thru RUclips, the infrastructure, the people and the food. Here in the west time pass they only show on tv the jungles and the poorest parts making us think Africa is not developed. I have been to Nigeria and so my next trip is Ghana then Kenya. I enjoy learning about my forefathers land.
Hi jeal,am from zambia.we also buy uniforms at the beginning of the year & pay school fees..am glad I found your channel,am learning alot from you...❤❤
Awesome! Thank you!
Good luck to Lexi with her studies. We also open schools this week in South Africa. Both public and private schools wear uniforms and each school has their own individual uniform and crest/logo.
We get our text books and exercise books for free at government schools but private schools you pretty much buy everything yourself.
Majority of people in SA attend public school, only minority are in private schools and private schools are also not all same but we all pretty much have same school holidays…first term starts mid Jan for all schools and we have short Easter break, mid year break and long Christmas break from mid Dec.
Our primary and secondary education at government schools is free; this is constitutional. However schools are allowed and they do make well off and middle class working parents pay for their children’s education; only the most indigent(on government social grants which are monthly social payments for unemployed families) is fully free
Amazing. So good to learn this
You can add a handful of drumstick leaves to the butter, it will make the ghee aromatic and tasty. That's how my mother did. Once the butter turns into ghee, the drumstick leaves will stay at the bottom. You can mix that with rice or have it with bread/ chapati.
Ever since I found your channel I have adopted your attitude of "slow living". No, I've got to say I'm mastering it now. Here in southeast Texas, decorations are still hanging, bouncing and waving as usual. Lol. Wish Lexie much success this year for me while you rock those braids.
Thank you so much. Take your time with the decor, no one is suing us,right?
Beautiful village life. Glad to see you & the videos showcasing the simplicity and opportunities in village life in Kenya.
Thank you so much 🙂
watching from Canada, love it here i feel at home watching your videos
Awesome! Thank you!
Hi Jael, happy to have you back! I've been thinking of you just missing watching you. Here you are.! ❤
Welcome back.
❤️❤️❤️thank you so much,darling
Watching you from Zambia. Yes, in our country, school children do wear uniforms. It's mandatory for every pupil to wear a uniform, be it in private or public schools.
Amazing. Same here.
Happy New year Jael, really missed you and glad to have you back. Your content really makes my days full. Keep going and much ❤
❤️❤️thank you so much,Caroline.
Your work is never ending.
😁
You have a calm soothing voice
Thank you so much
Congratulations Jael for being featured on Saturday Nation SEED OF GOLD. i read your inspiring story thank you so much 👏👏👏👏
You are so welcome
I just discovered your channel and i really love your village vlogs...its tempting me to move to muhoroni where i have my rural home
Go for it! It's the most peaceful life you'll ever experience.
Hello from Nairobi. Weather is lovely here too. I wish i could share the lovely bird talk. I wish i knew how to make ghee when i had a lot of disposable cream. Thanks to the internet i have learnt so much and thank you for sharing your experience. Long ago i helped my grandmothers make butter using the gourd method😅
Yes,the Internet has been a class for many subjects. I've learnt a lot too
Happy new year Jael,what a soothing sweet voice you have
I enjoy watching you
Thanks so much
I love the nature in your videos. Happy new year Jael. School system is the same here in Uganda.
I loooove the hairstyle and the dress. Me and you are the same sis, as much as i like long thin braids I don't have the patience for them so I've just been cutting my hair. I also haven't taken down the Christmas decor as I've been busy. I'll probably do it tomorrow because I don't have anything planned except maybe some thrifting. In SA we wear uniform, private and public and you pay school fees. The Jones Family Channel recently did a video about private school their kids are going to in SA that you can check out. From what I remember (I went to a public primary school and semi-private high school), textbooks and exercise books are provided by the school and you just buy your own stationary. When it comes to a private school it really depends on the school. Schools generally open mid January and we also start the academic year in Jan. All the best to Lexi at school.
Public/government Schools (primary, secondary & tertiary)are free in South Africa for those who can’t afford ie the poorest of society and for those on government social grants. But yes you pay at government schools if you have working parents. If your working parents not on government social grants can’t pay,then they have to submit proof to the government school (salary slips& bank statements)that they can’t afford school fees. Tertiary is sort of free for the poorest (or those on social grants)if they make the academic grade,government pays for their varsity education through national funding programme called NSFAS
@@thandisilec835 thank you
Thank you so much. I miss Lexi so much but they are allowed face time after classes
What a treat today, a 15 minute video 🤗🤗
Hope you enjoyed it! 😁
Hi watching from Seattle Wa I would love to live in the village, and I realized that you my Neighbour Jael. Good job great contents.
Hi hommie. Pass by when you come around
Jeal you live my dream life I got to pass by a must do@@jaelofthevillage
I’m in the US we have many private schools available that the parents can
Pay for their children to attend. Some schools require a uniform others do not.. Some private school help with the purchase of books and school supplies .
Some private school cover the cost of books and supplies.
We have public schools, no uniform, no fees
Thank you for this.
Happy new year dear joel. Absolutly loove nyoyo (githeri) and i miss it soo much. Home cooked githeri slaps. Nimekula tu na macho 😅. I enjoyed this vlog always ❤
Thank you. Yes,food taste better at home
Wow sis I hope you are doing great. Welcome back sister. Yes here in Ghana we pay for school fees, books and uniforms as well. Happy to see you back and by the way you look very beautiful in your new hair. GOD continue to bless you
Thank you so much,darling. Education should be free. We still have a long way to go
@@jaelofthevillage Our corrupt useless African leaders that we have will never allow free good education to happen. May ALMIGHTY GOD save us from their evil and wicked rules.
The hair looks good and the githeri looks delicious, you are doing a great job jael.
Thank you,Tina
My kids wear uniform it included in the school fee. I live in the UAE. I love your channel 💞💞💞
You look good in braids,l was excited to see you on the daily nation..l loved your statement.."There are so many opportunities in the village, go home and get your hands dirty,money is in the soil..." Thanks for encouraging us .keep going Jael .happy new year..
Thank you so much!!
Happy new year, Jael. Nice to see you back. Must admit I was always looking out for you, and was happy to know that it was only the usual hustle of 'back to school'that was holding you back. No hurry with getting Christmas decoration out of they way. They can come out when one is ready and today was that day for you. I love nyoyo. Wish I was there to share. Wishing you a prosperous new year.
Happy new year!
U try to make best of everything so contented person wish u successful new year nice hairstyle change is good I like how u make ur ghee very healthy f ur body😊
Thank you so much
In the UK the Christmas decoration has to be taken down the 12th night after 25th which is the 5th of January. It is a believe if they are taken down after the 5th it is bad luck…… it is just a superstition. Happy New Year Jael
Wow! I just learnt this.
Jael, be honest, are you able to do all these by yourself? I love your energy baby girl. Are you such a patient lady? I highly doubt, a modern woman like yourself is such patient with life, wow!!! May God bless you. Believe me, I shall one day brave the distance and spare time to visit but I won't wish to be filmed
Sure,I do many chores in a day and appreciate this lifestyle so much. You're very welcome. ( I don't film my visitors unless they are content creators collaborating)
Hi jael, miss ur videos always .your hair has made you look a sweet sixteen and your dress has complemented the hair well for a very nice look. Big up lady! Besides, am Ugandan and here in Uganda school starts Feb unlike you people in Kenya, however,the hair of pupils and students here is kept short, that's like one inch or two all to at least make learners feel and look uniform on top of their won school uniform.scholastic material is provided by parents in middle schools unlike in first world schools where it is provided at school. By d way these first world schools provide almost everything apart from uniform.tuition is paid in lump sum and All is left for school as the parent's duty remains to drop, pick and check on the child according to the school calendar.All in all, your content is my inspiration dear.blessings plz.❤
Thank you
Thank u so much Jael for both the ghee and Nyoyo recipes.
I watch u from Zambia but currently in Norway.
I don’t make ghee because I don’t own a cow yet lol! But I will. 😊😊As for the Nyoyo ( I hope I got the spelling correct), we don’t have it in Zambia though I make something similar, using my grandma’s recipe from Zimbabwe as she was Zimbabwean. It’s just to cook mixed dry maize, beans and groundnuts (all seeds, not ground). I add a bit of salt and love this meal. It’s called Mashajyari.🙃 I look forward to trying out “Nyoyo”…. Thanks ❤
I know and cook the mashajyari here is switzerland though I come from Kenya, it is very sweet. I love it better than ( nyoyo or githeri )
Am Zimbabwean, in Ndebele we call it iNkobe. Would love to try Jael’s recipe, we dont have it
Oh yes ,Elizabeth. We also add groundnuts to it. Tastes even better
Reporting from Kericho Kenya! Back to school was elephant. I thank God for providence so far.
🤣🤣wueh! Every man for himself and God for us all
Welcome back, watching from the city on a rainy Saturday ,do the chicken give you trouble when you spread the maize outside. your hair is nicely done..
Thank you. No,there's a lot of maize. They don't seem to care about it anymore
Hair is looking beautiful Jael…I just took out my decorations too, but it’s hard to let go of Christmas 😅 Enjoyed the video, looking forwsrd to more 😊
Thank you so much.
Hi Jael, I was really worried about you. I kept checking to see if you have posted with no luck, but I am now relieved and glad to see you are well and back to posting inspiring content. Wish you a blessed and a happy new year.
Thank you so much for your patience
Happy New Year.
Saw your article in the Saturday Nation on sweet potatoes...👍👍
Thank you
In Barbados students wear uniforms, text books are subsidized in the Governerment schools with a minimum payment of $75, rules relating to hair styles have been relaxed with the requirement only of keeping hair tidy and no hear dyes. The new term starts in September and there are no school fees except for the Private schools
Amazing
Now I am going to get myself a jiko. I never knew there was such a thing as a gel for lighting it. Wow!
😁
Yap,the braids are making you look fab,can't wait for whats instore for us this year,yea this year the weather has really turned upside down but we will make the best out of it.
Sure. Thanks,darling
Very nice work
Thanks a lot
I’m with you, Jael… My Christmas decorations have yet to be taken down. 🤦🏾♀️ But they will be soon. Welcome back - we’ve missed you. Also, I love the new hair and I pray Lexi has a wonderful school year.
Take your time girl. Thank you so much and have a very prosperous year
@@jaelofthevillageThank you, Jael! Wishing you a prosperous 2024 and beyond!
Happy to see you again jael your videos editing are always on top you look beautiful with your near hair your hair stylist gas done a good job am watching you from Germany school children don't wear school uniform here maybe it works for them that way once again happy new year enjoyed watching as always .
Thank you so much!!
I kept waiting for the next video and alas you are hear. Thanks for the therapy ❤
You're welcome darling
Wow, happy to see you once again, am surprised about the constant rain in your country here in Nigeria January is a dry season no rain at all, we only experience rain during June and July, as for the students we also wear uniforms, for hair the senior secondary student make hair but on weaving while nursery and primary go on low cut.
Thanks for sharing
Good Video... I'm Samwel_Mwaka from Tanzania 🇹🇿
Hey brother. Nice to see 🇹🇿 represented. ❤️
Hello Jael. Lovely to see you back. Your nyoyo so wonderful ❤. Yes kids go to school in uniform here. It was lovely driving in empty roads, now suddenly mothers taking kids to school. My journeys are better time 😂.
Thank you so much 🤗
Oh my this nyoyo looks so delicious! I love the home made Ghee.
Thank you 😋
Happy New Year, Jael. Happy to see dear. I missed you and your vlogs. You look pretty in your hair style, I have never seen you in braids. Busy as usual, hardworking and you're such an inspiration to all. May 2024 be a fruitful and a year full of blessings ❤
Thank you,darling. Have a very blessed year
I love your work jael good job
Thank you
Wow what a nice video on a rainy Saturday morning. Watching from Machakos County
Thank you so much. Greetings from Homabay county
Yes here in Zimbabwe school children wear uniforms and pay fees every term. A lot is the same all over Africa for sure. ❤❤❤
Oh yes. We are alike in many ways
in Zimbabwe the school kids wear uniforms and since about year 2010 thereabout they started buying their own text books before the schools used to give them
Thank you for sharing Jael. You were missed. 🙃. I’ve never heard of fuel gel…interesting. Yes, children wear uniform in Jamaica. 🤗
🫂 lots of hugs. I missed my YT family too.
Looking good dea iam looking forward to seeing you one day
🥰🥰
Here in Kentucky, US no direct school fees (the government takes a bit from every pay check if you’re employed) unless kids go to private school. No uniforms for us either, though there are some rules regarding clothing at school
Your voice is serene
Thank you so much
Welcome back. That nyoyo looks yummy
Thank you 😋
How are you? Happy New Years🥰✌🏽💐
Happy new year. I'm doing great
Dear Jael its nice to have you back l have waited the longest.The other week you were not feeling well l hope your feeling better now.Are you not missing your daughter already.lam from Uganda we also pay fees and buy almost everything beggining of year with so many school recquirements.lam glad l learnt an easy way to make ghee.Us we make ghee by shaking vigorously which is so tiresome.But this time its fine l can do it easily.Your my role model Jael l love you so much l hope l will be able to carry on my decisions next year because you have fully inspired me.
Thanks,darling. I wish you the very best. I miss Lexi so much. I will show up in her class tomorrow. ❤️
This is a beautiful escape indeed. I am watching from South Africa and our school year are the same. We also shop for books and uniform in December/January. Your country is beautiful. Which state in Kenya is this; lush and green?
Thank you. Kenya is the state. This is Homabay county
I spoke too soon,I can clearly see the hairstyle when removing the Christmas decorations, you look nice
😊 thank you
You are looking fantastic gorgeous with that hair. Just like me, I hate sitting for long. I have been doing own hair lines every often I should join you.b
Thank you pretty
Jael bonjour, No I haven't seen kids in uniforms in the schools here in Northwest France. With your hair like that you look younger. Quite some work to lay out the mais (corn) like that. Here I have seen houses still with their christmas decorations and also small villages. Looks delicious your mais and beans dish.
These words are really helping my French language almost forgotten class. Mais is the word of the today. Thank you
Hi Jael. You look so beautiful in your long braids. It has been a while, it's good to see you.❤
Thank you! 🤗
Lovely home and garden❤
Thank you so much 😊
GOD BLESS YOU DEAR❤
Bless you too
I’m a Zimbabwean living in America. In Connecticut children don’t wear uniform but in Zimbabwe and Botswana they do and school terms and sequence is just like in Kenya too. There’s school fees in Zimbabwe but Government schools in Botswana are free for BaTswana children but private schools are expensive.
Yes indeed the school year begins in January here.
Im watching from Botswana.
Your hair looks beautiful...thanks for sharing your life with us...always refreshing to watch.
@@tebogomosinyi2683 dumela Tebogo
Thank you for sharing
In Namibia, our learners in Government schools don't pay school fees or buy books. The Government provides. Except in private schools, we pay for everything, not so cheap though and many people opt for private schools for better quality education
So much like here in Kenya
Hi..its good to have you back and yes education in kenya has become very expensive.
That githeri is 😋
So true. You wonder how the very poor people are going to afford education.
In the US there is no uniforms in the public schools and for private schools, it varies from one school to the next. In Jamaica all schools have uniforms.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing the info
I have been waiting for a video from you for the longest while now
Here we are again 😊. The last days of January have been quite busy. Thank you
I attended elementary school in Jamaica and we wore uniforms, high school and junior college in England we wore uniforms. In the universities back then they wanted all students to dress neatly. Living and raising kids here in the USA my kids wore uniforms to the Catholic school. Most private schools require uniforms. Government schools no uniforms required. Your hair is very beautiful.
..and I understand the private schools are quite expensive just like here.
Morning my dia watching from South Sudan juba 🙏❤
I'm watching in the UK.
Yes it's strictly school uniform.
Government run school. (State schools receive funding through their local authority or directly from the government. The most common ones are: community schools, which are sometimes called local authority maintained schools. )
The school supplies all books.
Parents buy all uniform, swimming gear, PE gear.
Amazing. Thank you
You are living my dream.I learn alot from you, hope to settle in about 3years, I want to be at the country side.God bless you
Thanks,darling. I wish you the very best
Great to see you ❤
I really like the kei apple/kayaba fence..... been trying to grow one and we just never succeeded
Thank you. While young,they need a lot of care and maintenance. Weeds kill them. So you need to keep weeding until they mature, then you can leave them alone
@@jaelofthevillage thanks for this tip
Your chickens are well behaved. Mine will descend on all that maize
😅😅 they've had enough of it
Beautiful home 🏡 ❤❤❤watching live from Japan 🇯🇵🇺🇬🙏🌺💕❤️👌🤙edrin Kalema RUclips video
Thank you so much 😊
There are no school fees in the USA (public system) unless students are involved in certain sports or specialized classes for simple supplies . Private schools require tuition. I am a high school coordinator.
Awesome. Thanks for the information
Happy new year, Jael✨! I was also eating a lot of Githeri in the 1st week of January (until my kids complained😅). Thanks for removing the kitovu of the tomato carefully. In her githeri/nyoyo video, Auntie Christine (@Sixty+life) cut off almost half the tomato, I was about to send a petition to the United Nations!!!!
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As a Caribbean I grew up wearing uniforms and I believe it creates a uniformed distinct look. It also minimizes clothing cost on the parents.
True
Jael of the village, I love that name.My boys wakiona nimechukua laptop wanauliza mama unataka kuona Jael of the village?😃😃I love the dress,it's a good break from the dera .
😅😅 regards to the boys. Thank you so much
You look beautiful in braids. I'm loving your content
Thank you so much 🤗
Very nice video... happy new year
Thank you,Andrew.
Hi Jael in Uganda our kids also wear uniforms for school although ours start in the beginning of February
Oh. So that means,Christmas holidays are stretched to Feb?
Hi am watching from NY,but my country is St.lucia,a beautiful Caribbean Island.Yes all schools in st.lucia wear uniforms
Thank you for letting me know. ❤️
You are not alone on the decor`. Ours is still up 😂
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Lovely green compound
Thank you
Happy New Year Jael ❤
Thanks darling. Happy New year
Happy New Year 🎉
I was wondering why you are not posting
So relieved
Happy to see you 😊
Thank you for your patience. ❤️
Beautiful indeed.
Thank you
@@jaelofthevillage My pleasure.
You look amazing..the weather seems gloomy nowadays
Thank you
Happy New year I hope you are doing well ìam from Namibia yes our school begin January to December offcourse we pay school fees and buy stationary I am one of the your followers you have inspired alot . I just got my land in this December I plant sweet potato just to try .I really don't have any experience how to do it can please show us how to plant the sweet potato
Thank you! I will do that in my next video at the farm