Hey man I just wanted to say hi and let you know that your son will thank you in the near future once he knows all the reasons why you wanted to move into another country i.e. Mexico and especially Oaxaca to have a truly great life with your wife and him. What makes me happy is to see other people enjoying their lives together in a different setting. Your mentality and adaptability is impressive and I’ll keep watching your growth and journey as life goes on in Oaxaca. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences with us. I wish you all the best!
I enjoy watching your life, Colin. I share many of your feelings about life in the US versus Mexico. I was born in Argentina so a native Spanish speaker. I travel a lot and 2 years ago I was in your area of Oaxaca, spent a couple of nights in San Jose del Pacifico, hiked in the mountains a bit. Truly a beautiful and magical area. I've had a pretty adventurous life myself (I'm 67 now). I also settled down to raise a daughter and for many years now I live in the outskirts of Philadelphia. I'm a carpenter and handyman so I can relate to much of what you've done. I wish you and your family all the very best.
Son muy buenos tus videos, además que bueno tener lavanderías que te ayudan por poco dinero y te ahorran tiempo que puedes dedicar a cosas más importantes, en cuanto al super es muy económico comparado a tus gastos que se hacen en tu país de acuerdo a las conversiones que explicas en tu video, los felicito por tener una familia compartida, unida y feliz, sigan igual
Totalmente de acuerdo con tu comentario, me encantó, para mí utilizar la lavandería es ahorro de tiempo y muy barato, la ropa de mi bebe la lavo en casa, el tema de las compras en el super mercado también son buenos precios, gracias por acompañarnos, cada comentario es muy valioso para nosotros ❤
Hi there, I love your videos, I'm living the US but, I, also have my casita in a small community in México, and I go there for two months every year, "I little tip." Buy your vegetables at the tianguis. Find Out, when is the tianguis in your area, there is always one in Every town. must of the time weekends. (It might be different from town to town). Everything is cheaper and fresher. Is a farmers market. Also, ask locals where they buy groceries, locals know where is beter and cheaper. God bless, mabe one day I can camp in your tree houses. Saludos de una mexicana en USA. Desde mi huerto hasta Oaxaca ❤
Thanks you for the tip! There is a tianguis every Monday in the nearest town. I usually don't go because it is a mad house. This video was such a quick and relatively short run so we just did the quickest easiest. I'd love to have you visit some day. Thanks for watching :)
My recommendation is don’t complain, a bout the stores been low on merchandise. Just be happy and enjoy the journey, you will feel free.ovoid any comments downgrade any thing. Is your choice to stay in small town,or come back, to the fantasy world,or go to city of Oaxaca , you find every thing there.
Siii, porque en México todo es natural y aquí en the States, todo es congelado y enlatado, por eso nunca vas a encontrar muchos productos congelados en mi hermoso México ❤
Great video bro 👌 the Philippine peso is little bit nore lenient at 54/1usd... great to see fellow Americans going abroad and escaping the rat race that is the USA
great little adventure... my Mexican girlfriend is named Vanessa also! well, its actually her middle name. her first name is Erika, but she goes by Vanessa. I almost never buy bread in Mexico. I hate the corporate fake bread and it's so expensive! I only had the Artesano one time and it is definitely better than the other factory made crap. thats one thing I miss about Canada is having craft style breads in the grocery store.
Congratulations on your decision to live in one of the most beautiful places in Mexico. Nature Homesteading is amazing. It would be wonderful to see you interacting more with your wife in the videos. See doesn’t look camera shy, but seems like she is not expected to participate much and just follow out.
We are no longer together. She decided she wanted her future to be in the City. So it is just me now. I have a video about the reason why ruclips.net/video/6Lu4YE5HNOU/видео.html
I think you dont know it but here in México they are also Super big Bodega Aurrerá's as big like the Walmarts and Targets from the US and have even a bigger sections of frozen food
Just curious as an American, but is it legal to own a firearm in Mexico? Have you or your family ever felt unsafe? Seems pretty safe upon first impressions but you never know
Thanks for your question! It's a good one that I hear a lot. Owning a firearm is very regulated here. More hoops than I want to jump through to own one. You can buy one pretty easily on the black market, but the price is absurd. Someone wanted $1,500 for a small handgun...That's a lot of money here. For me it's not worth it or necessary.
me gusta la forma en como ven la vida. mi esposa no ha querido tener un hijo porque dice que no tenemos casa, auto y cuentas grandes en en banco para sus estudios. le mostrare sus videos porque yo tambien creo que para vivir una vida bella no necesitamos tantas cosas materiales.
Tener una familia no pienso que el Dinero no es tan importante tener solo lo basico yo pienso que la economia no es excusa de no tener un hijo solo tener amor atu hijo y esposa
Ejido land can't be bought any where in Mexico, only private property. so go to your compadres to buy from Century city real state agency. Other eise you are braking the law.
I saved a bunch of money working. Sold what I had in the US. Took out a loan in the US... Everything I could.. I also do small jobs here in town. Now hopefully RUclips as well :) I didn't come from money. I've worked hard for everything.. I don't need very much to live on now. My monthly expenses are very low.
Hey man I just wanted to say hi and let you know that your son will thank you in the near future once he knows all the reasons why you wanted to move into another country i.e. Mexico and especially Oaxaca to have a truly great life with your wife and him. What makes me happy is to see other people enjoying their lives together in a different setting. Your mentality and adaptability is impressive and I’ll keep watching your growth and journey as life goes on in Oaxaca. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences with us. I wish you all the best!
Hey there Mike! I really do appreciate that. The support goes a long way. Thank you for tuning in.
I enjoy watching your life, Colin. I share many of your feelings about life in the US versus Mexico. I was born in Argentina so a native Spanish speaker. I travel a lot and 2 years ago I was in your area of Oaxaca, spent a couple of nights in San Jose del Pacifico, hiked in the mountains a bit. Truly a beautiful and magical area. I've had a pretty adventurous life myself (I'm 67 now). I also settled down to raise a daughter and for many years now I live in the outskirts of Philadelphia. I'm a carpenter and handyman so I can relate to much of what you've done. I wish you and your family all the very best.
That is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing. Let me know next time you are in the area. Saludos y bendiciones for you and your daughter :D
Es un ejemplo para nosotros los mexicanos
Que hermoso esta el bebe felicidades por su bonita familia
Son muy buenos tus videos, además que bueno tener lavanderías que te ayudan por poco dinero y te ahorran tiempo que puedes dedicar a cosas más importantes, en cuanto al super es muy económico comparado a tus gastos que se hacen en tu país de acuerdo a las conversiones que explicas en tu video, los felicito por tener una familia compartida, unida y feliz, sigan igual
Totalmente de acuerdo con tu comentario, me encantó, para mí utilizar la lavandería es ahorro de tiempo y muy barato, la ropa de mi bebe la lavo en casa, el tema de las compras en el super mercado también son buenos precios, gracias por acompañarnos, cada comentario es muy valioso para nosotros ❤
Hi there, I love your videos, I'm living the US but, I, also have my casita in a small community in México, and I go there for two months every year, "I little tip." Buy your vegetables at the tianguis. Find Out, when is the tianguis in your area, there is always one in Every town. must of the time weekends. (It might be different from town to town).
Everything is cheaper and fresher. Is a farmers market.
Also, ask locals where they buy groceries, locals know where is beter and cheaper.
God bless, mabe one day I can camp in your tree houses.
Saludos de una mexicana en USA.
Desde mi huerto hasta Oaxaca ❤
Thanks you for the tip! There is a tianguis every Monday in the nearest town. I usually don't go because it is a mad house. This video was such a quick and relatively short run so we just did the quickest easiest. I'd love to have you visit some day. Thanks for watching :)
My recommendation is don’t complain, a bout the stores been low on merchandise. Just be happy and enjoy the journey, you will feel free.ovoid any comments downgrade any thing. Is your choice to stay in small town,or come back, to the fantasy world,or go to city of Oaxaca , you find every thing there.
Nueva seguidora aquí, tu familia es hermosa y tu bebé es very cute! Gracias por enseñarnos que bonito es vivir en Oaxaca saludos!
Siii, porque en México todo es natural y aquí en the States, todo es congelado y enlatado, por eso nunca vas a encontrar muchos productos congelados en mi hermoso México ❤
Great video bro 👌 the Philippine peso is little bit nore lenient at 54/1usd... great to see fellow Americans going abroad and escaping the rat race that is the USA
Thanks man! Definitely the best decision of my life. I get so much more time to enjoy the things that matter! The rat race is so lame.
great little adventure... my Mexican girlfriend is named Vanessa also! well, its actually her middle name. her first name is Erika, but she goes by Vanessa. I almost never buy bread in Mexico. I hate the corporate fake bread and it's so expensive! I only had the Artesano one time and it is definitely better than the other factory made crap. thats one thing I miss about Canada is having craft style breads in the grocery store.
continua con tus videos☘☘
Amigo te saludo desde Portland Oregon. Boy en un mes para Oaxaca. Te inbito para la casa. Micasa es tu casa amigo. Puro huajuapan 👍
Saludos!
Que bueno que no esta sólito ..y tienes familia ...❤❤
Estoy solito...Ese es un video viejo. Nos separamos..
@@Gringooax 😟😟😟
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¿Y cada cuando verás al bebé? ¿Te lo va a llevar o irás a México a verlo?
Acabo de encontrar su canal, siga con sus videos.
Tiene que sembrar sus espinacas .
Que bonito el porta bb nunca lo había visto creo que en mi estado no lo venden está chidisimo felicidades amigo sigas haciendo más videos
Gringo, yes there is a lot of stores in Mexico that have a huge variety of Dairy, but depends of the store and city.
Congratulations on your decision to live in one of the most beautiful places in Mexico. Nature Homesteading is amazing. It would be wonderful to see you interacting more with your wife in the videos. See doesn’t look camera shy, but seems like she is not expected to participate much and just follow out.
We are no longer together. She decided she wanted her future to be in the City. So it is just me now. I have a video about the reason why ruclips.net/video/6Lu4YE5HNOU/видео.html
Que padre estan disfrutando de la naturaleza,ya me imagino luego les veremos con multiples animalitos👍🌻incluyendo pavoreales.Mayo 20.2024
🎉🎉 hello from Tulare California 🎉🎉🎉
Hello :)
👍👍👍👍muy bien amigo saludos y bendiciones 👀👂👂👈
Love your videos!!!❤😂
Thank you for watching :)
looks like sierra norte forest
Sierra madre del sur
Collin en lugar de espinacas come quelites son super deliciosos
Les queda lejos ..Para surtir despensa..?..donde viven..? En que pueblo…?…saludos my friend…❤️🇲🇽
Great video bro, subscribed supporting🎉I love Mexico 🇲🇽
Looking to live off grid soon
Thanks for the sub! Best of luck with your off grid adventure brother :)
¡Hermoso bebé!❤
Saludos desde mobile alabama bonito video .
🌳🏕️♥️🙏 oh qué bien en familia eso es muy bien bendiciones
I think you dont know it but here in México they are also Super big Bodega Aurrerá's as big like the Walmarts and Targets from the US and have even a bigger sections of frozen food
Love the content!
I like your videos but a recommendation for you,please don’t forget to wear the seat belt when u driving, the whole family used please
Soy nueva en tus videos y él perrito bebé
Saludos :)
Amigo nos gustaría que sea en ESPAÑOL ✨
Come check the Ched in Huatulco... it's impressive.
Si,son charales ,congratuleccion yuo wafe latina.
You can go to huatulco beautiful beach
I will definitely visit one day :) Saludos y bendiciones 🙏
Hola yo soy de oaxaca
This place looks familiar to to me
I’m guessing is San Jose el Pacifico or San Mateo Rio Hondo ?
Saludos, amigo, ella es tu esposa y tu bebé
Is that your son and girlfriend??
She is my wife and that is my son. She did not enjoy living in the forest so she is in CDMX with my son.
He'll Collin's is a pretty you family.
Just curious as an American, but is it legal to own a firearm in Mexico? Have you or your family ever felt unsafe? Seems pretty safe upon first impressions but you never know
Thanks for your question! It's a good one that I hear a lot. Owning a firearm is very regulated here. More hoops than I want to jump through to own one. You can buy one pretty easily on the black market, but the price is absurd. Someone wanted $1,500 for a small handgun...That's a lot of money here. For me it's not worth it or necessary.
We've never felt unsafe here in Mexico. No more than I have in the U.S. and I've lived and worked in most of the U.S. states. We love Mexico!
@@Gringooax that's good to hear. Thanks for the reply
Apply for your sons US residency. He will thank you when he's older.
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Que envidia yo de Oaxaca no puedo vivir en mi país. Jk 😅
me gusta la forma en como ven la vida.
mi esposa no ha querido tener un hijo porque dice que no tenemos casa, auto y cuentas grandes en en banco para sus estudios.
le mostrare sus videos porque yo tambien creo que para vivir una vida bella no necesitamos tantas cosas materiales.
¡Absolutamente! Vivir es mucho más que cosas❤️
Tener una familia no pienso que el Dinero no es tan importante tener solo lo basico yo pienso que la economia no es excusa de no tener un hijo solo tener amor atu hijo y esposa
Ejido land can't be bought any where in Mexico, only private property. so go to your compadres to buy from Century city real state agency. Other eise you are braking the law.
Error eso era antes claro que ya son propiedades privadas y si se pueden vender
Esa es tu esposa y tu hijo
si
Very cheap in Mexico to wash your car compare to here in Virginia $75 to $100 dollars
No way!!! 😬 That is insane...
What happened with your family..
Hey body how do you get money to live or you are retired
I saved a bunch of money working. Sold what I had in the US. Took out a loan in the US... Everything I could.. I also do small jobs here in town. Now hopefully RUclips as well :) I didn't come from money. I've worked hard for everything.. I don't need very much to live on now. My monthly expenses are very low.
Comparto tu manera de ver la vida , no necesitas mucho para vivir feliz !!!!
And you have tattoos, then you must be a Mara 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Collen volví a tus videos de inicio, y tú compañera y el bebé dónde se fueron😢
Extrañaba la ciudad de donde es. No era feliz viviendo en el bosque.
@@Gringooax Sí entiendo mi madre es de ciudad y mi padre del campo y ha estado trabajando en una oficina😞 por casi 30 años y él ama el bosque🌳🪴🌳🌲