Youtube hearted comments of C Kawa (@cindyk3076).

  1. Whether she is 106 or 95, she's an amazing woman with great talent! How cool that you both not only met her but got tattoos from her.
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  2. Jyoti is such an amazing woman! Her positivity and her smile are both infectious and she seems so nice!
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  3. It's nice to see you back in Mexico! People in Facebook groups are complaining about the Super Peso and saying that people from the States will be moving back. Right now the peso is 16.71:1 USD and for me, it's still better than the USD and I'm happy for the Mexicans!
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  4. Your list is really good and it's important. Many people don't do due diligence when moving to another country and end up going back to their home country because their "idea" of the country and the "reality" are miles apart. Good job!
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  5. Profiling is dehumanizing. It stinks that you had to go through this four times just going to Oaxaca but I'm really glad that you figured out why it happened. How the Haitians and others are being treated, in large part due to the U.S. is sickening. I appreciate you for showing this.
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  6. Omg Funke, what a story, working in the same hangar her father flew out of! I love these interviews, you need to do more of them! You guys keep upping your game, it's excellent to watch.
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  7. The Omo Valley looks beautiful! Those tribes are amazing and it's cool that they have kept their traditions for so long, it's just a shame that mutilation is involved. We (all of your viewers) are very grateful for you, your wife and your crew! Thank you so much for showing us cultures that we would never know about if it weren't for you.
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  8. Great video on what's happening with the peso vs dollar today. I still plan to move to Mexico if I can, even at 15:1 the peso will still benefit me with my meager Social Security income, and Mexico is a MUCH friendlier country than the U.S. Congrats, Dave!
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  9. The people living on the south side are so joyous! Wonderful people, and the leadership that just won't quit! Those women are amazing!
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  10. I love your thought-provoking videos! It is interesting to hear the way your questions are answered by different generations and I know that the culture is for young people to live at home at least until they marry but the young woman, especially, spoke about wanting independence. The fact that not being able to afford housing after college graduation is a concern there, mirrors the concerns from young people here in the states.
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  11. I have the utmost respect for Miriam, she is amazing. I can't imagine the things that she went through when first married to a man so much older than her own father and not having her mother to talk to. The fact that she has been such a good mother to all of her children is remarkable. A GoFundMe for her children's schooling would do wonders for that family and at least for many months out of the year she wouldn't have to work quite so hard. To see all of them smiling is so heartwarming!
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  12. Very cool that you gave the country a second chance and found it better than before. Everyone seems so nice and welcoming and helpful, but Regina and her village were just wonderful. She has such a hard life and loves it, has no complaints just being happy with what she has, amazing. Thank you for returning and showing us this beautiful country.
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  13. Manta looks like a nice area, and you got lucky with your sight-unseen place, it's cute!
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  14. It's nice that you enjoyed the city and went despite warnings not to go. The cable car sunset was beautiful, and the view from the lookout (and it's over 400 steps) was fantastic! Thanks for sharing!
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  15. This puts the 4th of July to shame, lol. What a great way to celebrate a country's independence!
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  16. Very good information, thanks for being honest about the state of affairs there. Your videos always spotlight the good in the area, the beauty of nature or of the people, the history, the stories, making us want to visit wherever you are. The ugly side also needs to be told, so thank you.
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  17. I missed you guys, happy to see you back! Qatar doesn't seem like a place that I would want to visit, but I'm glad that you had a good experience.
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  18. Very glad that the earthquake wasn't too bad. Rondel, you went all natural with the wooden spatula today! Great way to improvise some things for your Thanksgiving dinner, it all looked delicious! Happy Thanksgiving and may your blessings continue.
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  19. Thank you for doing this video. Why would we be lied to about the size and importance of Africa?? I'm dumbfounded, thanks again. I hope you have a wonderful 2024!
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  20. Thanks for your honest opinions of how things are going in Columbia. It is such a beautiful country, what a shame that, at least in the larger cities, corruption is allowed to run rampant and that the quality of living for locals gets degraded.
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  21. Munho is so brave and very interesting! I hope that someday he can speak to his family. Nice tour of Seoul and I find it exciting that there are N Korean restaurants and karaoke bars there which makes it nice for all of the others who have escaped to have a small connection to home.
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  22. Oh, you guys have to do more of this type of video, it is so interesting! I appreciate you delving into the leather making business, and all of your hard work, thanks!
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  23. It's nice to see you excited about your new country. You and Dave really enjoyed it last year so it makes sense to live there for a while. I'm looking forward to new videos from Columbia and hoping that good things come your way.
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  24. Such a bustling city, the colors, the spices, wow! The hyenas, holy moly! I really like the people stories and the food content.
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  25. Entertaining and informative! Cameos by Maddie and Ford were a bonus!
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  26. Those earbuds are so cool! No, I don't think it will replace learning other languages, I think that it will help as people begin to learn like the first man you tried them with so that you can communicate better. I'm thinking about going to a doctor or a hospital and not knowing the words to explain how you feel or the doc explaining what you have or what the treatment will be. Those earbuds would be fantastic for that.
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  27. This is a wonderful topic, I appreciate you sharing this information. I love your haircut!
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  28. So far, Lima looks really nice! Happy that you both are safe and that you feel safe as well. Keep staying safe and having a good time.
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  29. Karen, I love your recent videos, more please! In the states we have an old saying "from the other side of the tracks" which is similar to your naco term.
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  30. Enjoyable video explaining the shopping options and costs of living in Tula. It's nice to see Dave in the vids!
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  31. It's cool hearing you guys using your Spanish skills! That stuff Rondel had in a cup reminded me of gaspacho just in the way it looked, I'm glad he liked it (I'm not a fan of raw onion or vinegar, lol) and that drink with jamaica looked interesting, you guys try so many different foods it's really great. All of that leather must smell good just walking down the street.
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  32. The explanation of the dance was very interesting and how cool that you arrived to a festival! Oaxaca looks pretty and colorful and chocolate mole sounds delicious.
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  33. Yes, my perspective of Iran has changed! For some reason, Amin reminds me of Anthony Bourdain. They drink their tea so hot, wow. Everyone was so kind and sharing, and the culture is interesting. I love your 17 wacky things about Iran. The women at the end of the video, I just can't, thank you for including them, they are so brave. šŸ˜„My perspective has changed a bit less than I thought it had.
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  34. Just wondering if you guys travel with a blacklight flashlight?
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  35. Thank you for this video, it is so disheartening to watch our country be pushed off the edge of a cliff. I hope we have a revolution, just not the one the Magas want.
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  36. I would be interested in a video about estratos in Columbia. These areas are found worldwide, but not all are publicly numbered like this. Columbia looks very beautiful. Another great video, Karen!
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  37. Love it! First, your addiction, second first, how you edited this video, you guys are so pro! Have a Merry Christmas!
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  38. How nice that you spent some time with your mom! Missed you guys!
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  39. Wow!
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  40. Wow, you guys had a great year! When the going gets tough, take "me" time and take care of yourselves. Thanks for taking us with you, and Feliz AƱo Nuevo!
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  41. That price is much more reasonable!
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  42. Wow, how cool and very exciting for you both!
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  43. You guys are doing what is best for you at this time, good for you! Being a digital nomad is not for everyone, especially full time. Just because you started out doing one thing or had a certain plan, people change as they grow (and get a bit older) so your tastes in things will change as will your plans in life. Go with the flow! Nothing says that you can't take a weekend trip once in a while to still enjoy travel, you just won't have to drag everything you own with you, you can travel from your base!
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  44. Wow, this is a lot to take in. First, I'd like to reiterate that I appreciate you showing us places that we wouldn't normally see or know about. After watching this video I just feel sad. Builder Bill said he's got nowhere else to go which I will take as a statement that speaks for the majority of people who live there, I can't imagine that woman raising kids out there. Yes, the people there have friends and the woman who got you coffee said that there is always something to do but the place feels lonely to me.
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  45. Your apartment is cute and all of the green you can see from the balcony is beautiful! Just wondering if it is cloudy/foggy there a lot? I can't wait for you to show us more!
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  46. Looking forward to what is next for you and David! Nice community you have there, and your party looked like fun, good to see Jenny and Kevin there!
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  47. That's a tough decision for the two of you to make. Like Old Soul Pammy, I think that Jill has a great idea. If you plan to travel to more countries it is probably better to do it now. I don't know your financial situation but If you could afford a house now and still travel, you could buy, then rent your house (like with Eat, Baila, Travel) and use it as a home base between countries. Good luck with your decision!
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  48. I've never tried sweet potato pie, I will be looking a recipe. Thanks for the great info!
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  49. Thank you for showing us these tribes in India that I know I have never heard of, fascinating!
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  50. Quite the eye-opener for sure!
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  51. It's really lovely there, sorry the shirt idea backfired on Dave. The food looked quite yummy and taking your own drinks to the beach was a great idea! Like William said, all tourist places around the world charge more, so I imagine that going in the summer may be less expensive.
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  52. Really nice that Jill was able to be with you for this and learn about your tradition. Her makeup was done nicely and she's learning Spanish, how cool! Very nice celebration.
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  53. Visiting for the first time very soon, but so far, I say YES, Mexico is still worth it.
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  54. This is a great description of the life of a digital nomad, to give people something to think about before selling everything and setting out!
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  55. Thanks so much for the great tips!
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  56. "A tot with the trots", LOL. Threw away your rent money? Ouch! You guys crack me up, thanks!
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  57. Wikipedia says that blacks initiated this festival to thank the Virgin of Mercy for them being liberated from slavery. Okay, but as you mentioned, I don't see any blacks in the parade or as spectators so that is puzzling. Also, there is no mention of why this man dressed as a woman is carrying a baby or why the milk/water is sprayed on the crowd. I totally don't get it. I guess I'm just glad it is only in this one town. They said that the festival in November is attended by nationals and many tourists. Huh?
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  58. I have heard that youtube burnout is a real thing. It has to be especially hard when you are running a business that you love so that you feel torn between the two. I'm happy that you are feeling better now! I have loved your videos for a long time and appreciate all of the hard work that goes into every one of them, as well as sharing your country and its culture with me. Please post videos once or twice a month and never let youtube, haters, or anxiety about your channel get you down, it's not worth it. Make sure Dave takes you out for lunch or makes you feel special, because you are.
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  59. I have missed you! I have never seen those memes so I am of no help, lol.
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  60. What a wonderful festival with 16 tribes in that one state! I can't imagine anything as inclusive as that happening in the States.
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  61. Cali looks so pretty, really enjoyed the tour you gave us! Loved when you danced with a stranger, I would have been afraid to step on his foot, lol. The food looked fabulous and the "cat walk" looked really nice.
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  62. I didn't realize that Mezcal was so important in Mexico, very interesting video. The families all have their unique twist on the mezcal that they make, and that lone guy, holy moly the flavors he had. Thanks for showing us!
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  63. Hope you have an uneventful stay in Guayaquil, way better than the start of this trip.
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  64. Another enjoyable video, thanks!
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  65. Brazil is not my cup of tea, but I so love the wall are in Sao Paulo!
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  66. Ā @TheYarbrosĀ  Art, not are.
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  67. I wore a smile the entire video, thank you for your generosity and your wonderful heartsā£
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  68. Cuenca looks pretty, but I hear that it can be cold there, don't think I'd like that part, lol.
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  69. Interesting interviews!
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  70. So glad that you are back! I remember the house you own in Tula, looking forward to seeing what you and Dave do with it!
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  71. I agree with you that living mortgage free is the way to go. Fix up your house as you go along, less stress for sure. Tula is pretty!
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  72. Very sad what Peru is going thru right now. Stay safe, prayers for you and the Peruvians. You can always go back sometime and see the things that you will miss during this trip.
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  73. Good to know!
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  74. That sounds great!
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  75. Looked delicious!
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  76. Loved this video! The scavenger hunt was fun to watch, discovering Rondel at the end was great, but the TBC stinks! Can't wait for the next chapter! Well done, Yarbros!
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  77. That was a fun video, I hope Dave came back after eating with the lady you interviewed, lol! There are a lot of traditions for New Year's Eve in Mexico, I hadn't heard of any, or even any here in the U.S. (those I just read below are new to me), but where I live people shoot off fire crackers or shoot a gun into the air at midnight, don't know why. Feliz AƱo Nuevo!
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  78. Very cool!
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  79. Another enjoyable video, looking forward to you next videos from Ecuador.
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  80. It's great that you have Dave in your corner! We all need to raise our confidence for certain things that we want to try or accomplish and this video is a reminder of that. Knowing that we could fail is what I believe keeps most of us from trying new things, but then you ask yourself, what is the worst that could happen? Whatever it is, is not the end of the world and you just have to try again or try something different. Anyway, thank you for this video, your words of encouragement are what we all need.
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  81. This was fun and very informative, loved it!
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  82. Very interesting video Karen, thanks!
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  83. Great food for thought, Karen. Thank you for that. Feliz AƱo Nuevo!
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  84. Everyone starts somewhere, I think it is good for your first video. You can see how much mor professional you are now and how far you have come!
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  85. It is so beautiful there! I know you loved that area when you visited that other youtube couple, it's nice that you can live there for a while. Enjoy!
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  86. What a gorgeous sunrise! That is a very beautiful area, and as you said, very quiet.
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  87. Cuenca looks just lovely, and the mercado, omg, everything looked so fresh and yummy! Glad you are enjoying your time there.
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  88. You have a cute place in Peru (except for that mask on the sofa!). What an ordeal to get there, glad you made it safely.
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  89. Another great, thoughtful video, thank you!
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  90. This was a fun one, thanks!
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  91. I enjoyed this comparison video and yes, I would like to know more about the Toltecs. No street vendors in SMA, wow. I have seen Gina from Gringos R Us eat chapulines several times and have heard about seasonal ants as well, so a video about the insects that are eaten there would be cool. I would also like to see a video about a day in the life of a Mexican from their (or your) point of view.
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  92. Nice to see the differences in cultures and the fact that you are still best friends!
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  93. I'm very happy for you! Working on your house with your family is making lifetime memories for all of you and I'm anxious to see what you are doing to the house!
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  94. Cuenca is very pretty, the architecture is so interesting, the church doors are huge! I'm anxious to see more.
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  95. Really nice video of Lima!
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  96. I always keep your classes in mind! (Just have to save up!)
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  97. LOL, Jenny!
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  98. Very pretty beach, tranquil like your neighborhood. The city side was interesting, as was the mercado area where you ate.
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  99. How amazing! Karen, this is a life-changer for you! I wonder how many others have the same problem with their tongue? It's good that there are exercises that you did while in Viet Nam that helped. It is a type of speech impediment, and people worldwide have them. I was taught as a child not to make fun of people who have trouble speaking, it is a hurtful thing to do.
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  100. What a great story for anyone using and Airbnb or really renting any space, warning about hazards and how to avoid them! You should have saved this for Halloween weekend, lol!
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  101. šŸ˜±, lol.
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  102. That looks like so much fun.
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