Bud Brown in Dumaguete - "The REAL Philippines?"
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Thanks for watching my vlog. I am a retired 6th grade teacher from California. I am presently living in Dumaguete City, Philippines with my Filipina wife of 47 years and our dog, Molly. My life here consists of traveling, giving away donated items to the Filipinos, and flying my drone. My passions are language learning, video recording everyday life here in the Philippines and helping others in any way I can.
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Cheers,
Bud
Philippine Television Appearances
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Have a happy retirement in the Philippines Bud, you re the expat who gets my 100% respect.......
I think by now We're all aware of the bad in the Philippines and we are still learning and finally forced to acknowledge what is bad in the United States, for example. But Wherever we find ourselves living, regardless of the negative drama, if we focus our awareness on ourselves and the GOOD we can contribute here or there, we can effect a change in our surroundings and those we touch and make this world a better place. WE are the force that will change the world!
Cost of living any where depends on the life style one chooses to live. I'm with you I would rather spend my time looking for the good in mankind. The bad you can find almost anywhere anytime. We all have made our share of mistakes before. But it is the fellow who lends his hand of fellowship you never forget.
totally agree with you.
Abe Hill, Very well said sir.
blessings to you and your family.
Or you could get drunk with 30 bottles of rum here in the Philippines with a cost of 2 cocktails in New York! :D
I SUGGEST DONT FOCUS ON PROBLEM ANYWAY WE HAVE SHORT LIFE IN THIS WORLD PICK THE GOODNESS EVEN THERES SOMETHING THAT YOU DONT LIKE
I was born at Clark Air Base and left Philippines when I join the U.S Army at 22 years old. I been going on a regular yearly vacation for one month per visit since 2002 till present and I already decided that I will retire in Philippines in the next two years at 62.
Thanks, Bud Brown for I can tell that you and me can see eye to eye when it comes on retiring in Philippines. People here in the U.S only HEARS what is negatives in Philippines. They do not have any idea that when you retires in Philippines that you can choose to live to anywhere you are comfortable with. Hospitality among Filipino is amazing. It runs in our genes. I am proud being half Filipino.
I am a Fil/AM and I am fluent in speaking in Tagalog and Pampanguenos (Dialect
in Pampanga) even though I don’t look like a Filipino. That is my advantage on you. Once again. Thanks, Bud. Enjoy!!!
no whining no complaining just focusing on the real life and a pleasure to watch. lotta fun! thanks Bud
Keep making your videos and keep spreading the positive about the Philippines.
Looking forward to all your upcoming info vids! I'm moving to Duma and appreciate everything you share with your viewers.
what a beautiful heart you have sir, helping less fortunate locals.. happy to hear you're enjoying your stay, and not being fooled by negative news being aired by international and opposition controlled news stations. i am a traveller as well, visiting other countries when able, but when it comes to hospitality, definitely Filipinos are the winner.
Very enjoyable video as always. Look forward to more information about living and spending time here.
There are so many vloggers from the Philippines that you can chose from to get all the info you need, I follow about five myself including yours, so people just need to search and they will find. Great video.
RICKY CAMACHO you're welcome
I like the dancing most. Very good coordination & timing with the beat.
Been out of the Philippines for some years now and presently residing in the USA. I read your blog and felt homesick. I think I'll go back to the old country and spend my retirement there. Thanks for your blog and more power to you and family!!
I work for LAUSD myself..... good luck!
nice dancing bud😀 spread positivity
Alright Bud! I've watched a couple minutes of this vlog. You don't need to explain to people what the purpose of your vlog is. Just keep doing what you and Gloria are doing. You are doing everything right and your way. Every country has its problems. I want to enjoy life and not dwell not the negativity of the world. I love the Philippines and have been going there since 1971. You two need to enjoy your retirement. AND BE DAMN WITH THE CRITICS! You are doing a great job and that's why you have almost ten thousand subs. Take care and enjoy life.
hahaha best dancer ever...I like it ur kinda cool guy.God bless and more friends to have :-)
Glad your having fun in the Philippines
Bud, I will enjoy the new informational Vlogs you want to do. My Wife and I will be Moving to the Negros Occidental Area within a few Months and for me, the the more information i have about Things to do, Placer to go and etc. the better i will feel. Right now You and My PI Dream RUclips Channels are Very important to us. So, Let the Good times Roll, and God Bless
Great video I always enjoy seeing what you and Gloria are doing. Seeing things and learning something new in your video's. That is some classy dancing Bud. You have one of the most positive channels going. I appreciate the time you take to make the videos. Keep the video's comng I'll keep watching. Thank you very much Bud.
Thank you! We were just there for a couple of weeks . I looked for you but maybe next time I'll run into you. Keep up the nice videos
My husband and I loved following your raw vlogging, taking us to places that we may not be able to visit. Stay healthy and enjoy life with purpose.
Love your dancing there Bud hahhah thanks we both know the real Philippines thanks always Bud
Think you Bud, great video, I appreciate all your talks. Look forward to meeting you one day. Take care. Oh! the new vehicle is interesting.
Bud brown, You and your wife are adorable!!!:D
Thank you for always keeping a positive image about the Philippines and sharing your experiences in the country. By the way, nice moves!
I don't hear the fan but I do hear ROOSTERS lol those darn ROOSTERS that Ned and Henry love so much especially when recording a video. I love the ROOSTERS too. :)
Interesting video, Bud. I hope to be moving to the PI before too awfully much longer and am looking forward to the series on Dumaguete you just promised. All of that info should be helpful in smoothing the transition.
The channel is Buds Bubble. Life and times. He lets us join him in his bubble. Whether it expansions or contracts is up to him not us. His is by no mean a dancing chicken on a hot plate. So please don't argue , demand, or be over critical. Just enjoy the ride.
I'm glad he let's me in to have a look through his eyes. There is no right and wrong, this is just his way.
Thanks Bud
i dont understand others click a thumbs down button...why not just ignore if you dont like it....it leaves a mark you know.
Thank you! love from Philippines 🇵🇭
What i love with your videos is your positivity. Perfect relax time with a cup of coffe and get inspired and infected with your positivity bud. Thank you for sharing that with us. You also show that one must not be rich to help and share with the poor. It's wonderful and hopefully it inspires more to do the same! Greetings from Sweden!
walay sapayan Bud :)
Hi bud ... thanks for common sense info ... hope to see you next year ... I going to see roxas city in 2018!!!
Great video Bud. I'm looking forward to the subjects that you previewed here. I'm also a retired public schoolteacher, from Las Vegas. I'm coming to Cebu in July with my wife, a Filipina.
We do seem to seek out people that have similar views and experiences. Been teaching 45 years, thinking about retiring in CDO with my ph wife.
47 years. Hats off to you and your wife, sir.
we can only live our own lives, unfortunately there are a lot of negative people out there, enjoy life, share with others, embrace the local cultures where you go, stay positive, best advice I can give to any one. Hope you and your wife have a beautiful day Bud
Well done Bud! Keep your positive point of view and all your good work. There is to much negative energy in the world today
Thank you for sharing positive vibes! Now, I am missing my papa...😢
Thank you so much ! Hope to be there in the near future . Patrick
Hey Bud, miss seeing your lovely face. Regards, Susie and Kevin in Siquijor
great channel bud! i live in wisconsin and need a fan even in the winter...try and wrap your head around how i would deal in the Philippines haha. have a great day!
Thank you bud! Iam in Dumaguete too now but Iam originally in an Island Siquijor..I appreciate all the positive reviews.Thank you!
Good topic Mr Brown.
Nice "daily routine" video-diary Kuya Bud....
goodluck to you sir and ur wife. thank you for ur help.
I'm sure you will provide a lot of great information to several people. Have a great evening. Best wishes Bob.
keep doing what you love sir and enjoy life...
wow!Sir! The dance portion is on point!!! good vibes... love the video...
hi-I'm here from MD, and don't miss the USA one bit. I first came here in July 2009, went through Typhoon Ondoy which was a real eye-opener for me. My brother-in-law & I lived in Ina's house in Cainta on Luzon, and helped a few people during the flood.
They were the ones in the bungalos. The house was full of young mothers with children, who had no fathers with them. Meanwhile, cars, jeepneys and everything else you could think of were being ruined. My sister-in-law came to "rescue" me from
the dirty water that had everything floating in it you could think of. I picked up diarrhea that lasted two or three weeks, so that wasn't very fun. There was one time when I didn't get out of bed in time. I apologized profusely for coloring the sheets, but
apparently that was no problem with her. she slept in a friend's house anyway. I went home in January 2010, stayed there until November, then hi-tailed it back here. I stayed with my sons in Eastwood City, probably the safest place I've ever been in, except for the one-horse town (less than 1000 people) I grew up in back in 47-65 in Upstate NY.
I'm a vet and use the Veterans Clinic in PASAY CITY twice a year. I've been here since November 2010, and fully expect to die here. I told my sons to throw me in a body bag, and bury me out back. We now live in Novaliches, which floods also. I don't
mind floods because I've been swimming ever since I can remember, but would prefer to avoid the runs, several of which have been futile efforts to get ...THERE ...in time. What I really mind is having my books and any electronics ruined by them. My youngest son's computer was ruined the week after he got it fixed.
I find the Filipinos exponentially friendlier than Americans back in the USA, and now with all of the political troubles there, I don't want to even visit there. About a half dozen of them were gathered together when I was walking my son's dog, (he was too busy with the girls to do anything he promised he would do), and invited me over for a beer.They didn't know me from Adam, but we talked for about 1/2 hour or so, then I had to continue walking the dog. I can't drink for medical reasons, and had to explain that to them, as they thought I was Muslim. You NEVER SEE that sort of welcome in the USA. They've been friendly people, and not from anything I did. I'm told they just want to talk to test their English, even if it's only Taglish. Well, I've probably made sure you're blind as a bat by now with all this prattle of mine, so I'll quit here. Thank you.
you take a nap and still go to bed at 9 pm , that's a tough life
LG life is good, great, enjoy the ride🤗
Hi Bud! , have been watching your (& other ex-pats) videos for while now. NiCe place you have & comfy life style. (Y) Yeah Baby ! ;). I'm a South Australian married (3yrs) to a beautiful filipina from San Fernando, Pampanga. Have been on visits to San Fernando 4 times from Nov. 2011. My wife & i now own (3yrs) a modest home in San Juan, San Fernando which is occupied by Myrna's Son & wife. this is our home when we come to visit the Peens. Enjoy your Vlogs - Keep on keepin' on (Y) :)
I think it is funny that you do not want to spoil your "mood for the day" by turning on the computer early. On the contrary, I turn on my computer early and watch Bud Brown to kick-start and brighten up my day! lol
i am very happy you are enjoying your stay in the Philippines !, love your videos and dancing..
I love Dumaguete! I lived there for 4 years.
One of my favorites of your blogs.. everybody has different opinions about living in the Philippines. You are spot on. You have to be adaptable and or flexible if you want to survive in a foreign country that you are interested in.. Philippines has a lot to offer...kudos to you and your wife....
very nice and positive blog. sick of hearing of the negitives. i have family living there myself and loving it. hoping to visit myself soon. thanks for showing the real side of the Philippines.
I look forward to your new series of videos.
I have in mind and come to Dumaguete at the end of December and stay there for just under a month. Among other and find out if I'll stay there when I retire in a few years.
I was in Dumaguete for 17 days in December last year and was fascinated by the people in Dumaguete.
Sorry for my bad English. But you can not speak Danish, can you? He-He.
Damn Bud you can dance. My wife says I dance like I'm rolling a boat. I was laughing so hard watching that. You made me feel real good after that. That's why people love ya.
you always make my day. great video.
Another nice video Bud. Was that Fred Astaire I saw dancing about halfway thru the video?
Nice 👍🏼 one bud 😬
nice vids about living in philippine, enjoy!you got my thumbs up buds!
I would have the aircon on 24/7. lol
Hi Bud, thanks for showcasing your life here in Dumaguete City thru your video(s). I think I saw you driving your vehicle in the streets of Dumaguete (I'm not sure if its really you though ;). Anyways, could you tell me where Gie-Gie's restau is specifically located? ;)
EVERYday is amazing day just keep choose happiness over toxic
This is my city: Dumaguete.😁 Miss this place but now overcrowded.
Bud, you are SO fit! I hope that when I come over to live, I too can be as fit as you!!
Bud, I always like your perspective of the things and events around you. You make your videos entertaining and educational. I can't wait to see what you come up with for this next series of videos. I'm kind of a foodie so I always enjoy the moments when you show your breakfasts and other meals. But, I always like all the other moments of your videos.
Keep up the great work.
Jon
I enjoyed your vlog Bud. keep it up.
u still keep molly mobil as a back up vehicle?u also have your friends itailian vehicle the piago i think it runs nice on highway
Hi Bud I have a possible subject for you, should you be wanting one, What is the fish market like there?
I ask because I live on Luzon but will soon be moving to Valencia / Dumaguete.
Up here we have some great fish markets and I'm hoping that Duma has much the same.
Cheers
Love your stuff Bud... :-)
What up Bud? Nice info. Thanks!!
Welcome to Dumaguete,that is my hometown till present.I admire the way you convey your experiences bounded by fairness and truth as to how it is to be here,living in a simple way of existence.Allow me to give you some tips that might be of guidance while you are here:1)when driving,take extra caution since there is not much rules and regulations imposed resulting to recklessness among drivers you encounter around town 2)maintain a habit of using insect repellent lotion to drive mosquitos that carries dengue virus prevalent in the community.Thats for now as i look forward to viewing some of future editions you might be posting.Again Welcome and Mabuhay!
How much rice are you eating per day? Have you totally switched from mashed potato to white rice?
Bud I would like to know about banking in the Philippines.
Peter, I'm going to assume you live in the US, get a bank that has international branch. In Phil they have Bank of America and PNB (Philippine National Bank) has a branch in the US. I have both so I dont have to travel with a lot of money on me and dont have to do currency exchange every time i visit.
Hi Bud. Enjoy your videos. At one time you said you would talk about SRRVs. I plan on moving to the Philippines this year. Would like to know if you can get one while still stare side. Mostly interested in the one called a courtesy SRRV. Take care and be safe.
Good video Bud. We will be back for our next vacation in 2018. I'm interested in renting a car. Not sure if you have any info to share or not. Thanks
thank you sir for giving a positive review of our city, Dumaguete is really a peaceful and people friendly city, that's why I decided to study here rather in Mindanao. Keep making this vids sir, God bless u :)
WELL BUD, I'll probably never be in the Philippines but I have enjoyed your " vlog" and I'm glad you're enjoying your leasure life ( as it should be) in the Philippines!
nice dancin Bud cheers from cavite Phil
Stay Frosty my friend. Take time to reach out way too many people lash out. Mr. Brown you are on the right path.
Please be careful and do not hurt yourself dancing....
Wow no AC until May, good on ya Bud :)
YES IS SAFE AND QUET IN THE PHILIPPINES ESPECIALLY IN PROVINCE LIFE LIKE DUMAGUETE MY COUNTRY PHILIPPINES THERES SOMETHING SPECIAL FROM YOU THAT IS REALLY UNFORGETABLE
Hi..new subscriber here..love ur vlog really...enjoy philippines..GOD BLESS
I like your ride.
I think you are lucky enough that you are living in dumaguete. that place is pretty laid back and a good place to live in.
I hope you can do a review on places that local tourists go to. I reckon, you are already considered a local there more than a foreigner, so you may have knowledge of local destinations that are only familiar to locals there. that is what I can "localized destinations" and these destinations, are usually better than the touristy ones.
so I hope you can give us a review or a vlog about that brown.
salamat!
Bud I lived in Jamaica for a few years and there is a unique nighttime sound made by crickets. I'm interested to know what are the nighttime sounds in your neighborhood. I know you have roosters but what else? Is it typical for each neighborhood to have one or more families who play loud music or tv for example? Thanks. I enjoy your content and production. I was also stationed at NCSP Sa Miguel in 1975 to 1976.
You are a happy man!!
I have no questions at this time. Just want to say Dorie and I love your videos.
awesome video.. I really enjoyed it.. thank you :)
Naah , i don't want to share about my country, but because of this good man, let me say", yeah, your 1 dollar is 50 pesos in the phil. can buy enough for you. which most Filipinos need to work with US dollar income outside the Phil..for example, if you have 500 dollars, let's say, you can buy a Pump boat good for four passengers, that's in Mactan Island, in the Central part of the Philippines a peaceful island i may say, and that 500D prize almost the same prize of pump boat from other provinces near the shore. which I think, you will enjoy your whole retired life like me but i'm a Filipino, almost everyday and stay in a clear water sea with pork billy 4 dollars a kilo. or fresh tuna about 6 dollars a kilo. you can buy any of them, half or one fourth of kilo. About a thousand dollars can make a bamboo house unique for you to live in the province.
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neither do i..
I would like to know how you adapt to the heat and humidity. Do you have any tricks? Have you found that your body has adapted to it over the years?
Dumaguete is the City of Gentle People ;)
keep it up Bud
Yes very nice Philippines
The dancing made my day
yes dumaguete..friendly people ..a place i want to live..buy house..i love dumaguete....❤❤❤
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Bud I like your videos just how you make them, Why people have to be so negative is beyond me . There is bad all over the world not just the Philipines , but why does people want to focus on the bad why not focus on the good the kindness , love , smiles .
hello , good morning ... Mr Bud Brown ... i Am amazed by your love for my native land ... but , may j know some more about your blog ?? esp , my home province where i am recently watching your activities in my home province ... j know it's quite absurd of my asking but not I'd just a mere friendly request .... appreciated so much of your love and help to our less fortunate school kids ...
best regards and God bless your family ... i hope God will always be on your advocacy , esp I n my native land , the Philippines.. !💐💐💐
Bud Brown , yeah ...please pardon me of inquiry ... I dont understand much about blog. and i don't want to offend you ... but as I understood you helped a lot people or rather the less fortunate .... you're such a kind gentleman with great advocacy like this ..... i appreciated your great endeavor esp at my home province .. dumaguete city .... o lived at the country side , but here in manila ... thanks for the reply ..
hi bud great videos as always lol i cant wait till i am living in the phillipines too yer baby just wondering were is the dron