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I have traveled extensively abroad, but this video reminded me that there are wonderful places to see stateside. New Orleans is a lovely city with a rich cultural heritage! I really enjoyed the views you filmed and the accompanying music. P.S. I’m appalled about the recent act of terrorism. Thoughts and prayers to all those affected.

It’s wonderful to see you, happy holidays! But I am so sorry for your loss. I really enjoy your book reviews, they give me a better perspective on a variety of genres I would probably never get around to sampling. There are so many interesting books to read, for example, There Are Rivers in the Sky. I understand your trepidation in tackling Gabriel Garcia Marquez; I had to read Cien anos de soledad, in Spanish, for a grad level course. Ay yay yay!! Best wishes and Happy New Year to you, Julio and Mr.Leaf! ❤

I was stationed in Rota (AIMD) with my family from 1984-93 and we lived at #24 Avenedia Principe de Espana. We paid a monthly rent (before the Euro conversion) for a 10Mil a month and electric was 5Mil every 3 months. We paid less than 1Mil a bottle of gas. There was no such thing as WiFi back then. Lol Many memories of Bar Argentina, Tung Ke Lo, and Shorty's fried rice. Also, besides shopping on base, we shopped a lot at Pryca in Puerto de Sta. Maria and Hipercor in Jerez.

This is the town with all the racists? Is it still a sundown town?

Excellent video thank you for sharing ❤

Thank you for your real opinion! Not just saying that it worked 👍

Sorry to hear about Leaf’s battle with the bee. I live in Florida, so I’ve been stung and bitten by just about every insect you could name, but it’s scary when this happens to a beloved dog. Glad Leaf is better , and thanks for the book reviews.😊

Your videos are so interesting and beautifully photographed. The music is great, too. Inspiring and soothing. I hope you continue to make videos of all the places you visit.

So good to see you back! Beautiful photography, love the music, too. Hope Puppy Leaf is doing well! Also looking forward to another book review post. Happy Holiday❤

He's a nice dog

We have a 10 month old Whippet called Bodie who brings a huge amount of joy to a lot of people. He is fast, loving, sleepy, cuddly, snouty, interfering, caring and able to look into your soul with his big dark eyes. Love him to bits.

Our Whippet girl growls at our kids if they are bugging her.

I did use it for 60' each morning for 6 months. I have post viral illness. Was just tired before but could go for walks, to local shops etc. I am now housebound. So I would say it was a con and a waste of £500.00. A lot of money for a pensioner. A con.

I suspect that Leaf keeps licking you because he loves you.

So I am not experienced in the mobile phone process. Do you just replace the sim card in your existing phone?

Awesome video, new subscriber

Smart Spain good deal at the Base for the locals. Unlike Gibraltar which was taken by force many years ago. Anyway, Hopefully Rota will stay humble and not overbuilt. In most of Spain its like living in a rural area. Old ways which most of us don't know. Rota sounds like my place. To me the negatives are so minute. As far as the language its like the Cubans hard to understand.

Beautiful trip! Love those lovely fall colors. So good to see you all again. Big hug to Leaf!

Thanks for your honest review! Very usefu

This December 2024 we are driving from El Puerto de Santa Maria, Spain to Munich, Germany and would love to know how long did your drive take through the Pyrenees?

Are you still using it?

Almost nothing you recanted applied to my full blooded whippet aside from separation anxiety. My Cyril was a dream…he would wait patiently on the floor until he got permission to jump up on the bed. He would neatly fit into whatever space allotted to him. While I did buy premium food for him, he ate what I gave him which was whatever I was eating….his stomach was not at all sensitive. The vet bills were only for routine shots. My orientation having gotten him as a puppy from a noteworthy breeder was to have him fit into the household rather than the reverse. He was off leash outside from 6 months of age without one single incident. Good luck with your Whippet…he bears little resemblance to our’s. I write this so those considering a Whippet get another experience told.

I wondered about the costs and the company? Thank you so much for sharing ❤ Lots of love to the three of you!

I thought I read a lot dang 😅

I would prefer Interrail. I’ll never do a roadtrip, because it’s expensive, especially in Switzerland

Get a second dog for his loneliness

Definitely helped. No one shoe fits all. I'll give it a try with the hope that it works for me. If not then like you, I'll have to return it. Just so you know, I - like many others - truly appreciate unbiased reviews like yours. Keep reviewing and stay unbiased and unaffiliated. Good luck!

How did you get this in the us?

Why the loud music while you're talking? Why any music at all? Do you think viewers will be bored? Over stimulation and multitasking by the younger generation? I'm not going to watch the whole video. I'm out of here.

Hm. Ativan. Loads of ativan. That's all

I have had Anxiety and Depression for years and have tried a range of methods - Diet/Supplements/Aromathaerpy/Lavender Capsules/Quercitin/NAC these all helped alot but the Vagus Tens Ear Stimulation has been a game changer it resets my Parasympathetic nervous system and I have been using VTens for 3 months now and my levels of fatigue are near zero. When I rest now I feel like I am actually resting it feels like a re-charge. Not like before where no matter how long I rest I felt I have not recharged. I still use my other methods but this one is the most powerful for me. Less is More just twice a day for 2 minutes. You can google the research on vagus Tens Stimulation and see the science behind it. Having worked in a Busy Job and city life I don't feel we have evoled to live in Fight/Flight mode 24/7 which seems to be the default mode of modern life/City Life. I used a alternative for under £50/$60. The Device I use below! TENS Machine TPN 200 Plus, Dual Channel, Analogue Operation with 4 Electrodes and Med-Fit TENS Machine Double Ear Clip www.caremax.com.au/blog/using-tens-machine-for-vagus-nerve-stimulation www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7199464/table/T2/?report=objectonly I found this list posted on video below:- th-cam.com/video/hVUd2a3Hawg/w-d-xo.html

Hello Mia , greetings from Turkey, my wife has epilepsy and uses 4 different medications, but there is still no full recovery. Will this vagus nerve stimulation device work on my wife?

Hello. I really enjoyed your videos about the city of Rota in Spain. In February, my entire family, meaning myself, my husband, and our three children, plan to go there for six months. I have a few questions. Is there really a problem with ants? If we rent an apartment or a house, is air conditioning necessary? Since we will arrive in the spring, heating will be essential. Best regards.

Just got tentatively selected for GS position there. So trying to learn as much as possible.

Do you know if this works for cluster headache? Thanks for your video!

It’s good seeing you and Puppy Leaf again! I’m happy you included him in your video. He’s a sweetie! Thanks for the book reviews. I actually did not know about the Magdalene Laundries, was horrified when I did some research. Also, plan to read Take My Hand.

Nicely done. 👏 Beautiful little adventure in a serene environment. Love the background music, too. Good job!

There’s something very calming and appealing about a rainy day. Walking in the rain can be a pleasant thing…only problem is, your puppy Leaf probably doesn’t enjoy getting his paws wet!

Beautiful hiking path, great photography. It’s good to see you all again, especially Mr. Leaf!

Thank you!! It was really helpful.

Ohhhhh precious Whippy kisses! They are the sweetest little chompgoblins in the world. Just bundles of happiness on four speedy feet.

Thank you so much for sharing your experience

Nice review, thanks 👍🏻

I have been to Rota on business and did not experience any of the items that you had mentioned. However, based on the information that you have provided, it would seem that there is absolutely no difference between being at Rota as opposed to Sigonella. The situation with jobs is likely the same deal. While they must employ 70%, the hiring at Sigonella is controlled by locals, meaning that 90% or more of every worker is Sicilian. During my time at Sigonella, this was a constant topic with leadership. Some things are not fixable and have existed for time beyond measure. One thing that I did notice was the selection at the commissary. At Sigonella, we were always out of certain staple items. Both locations have claimed to be the final delivery point from DECA in Germany, only receiving whatever the other installations didn't scoop up.

It would be nice to reference what the Euro is in equivalency to the US Dollar when making the comparable comparison. I do understand that the conversion rate fluctuates.

Hermosa yo también tengo una whipper

I would like to share with you what I’ve tried for anxiety over the years. I’ve tried: 1-Neurofeedback 2- Taurine supplement 3- Aniracetam supplement 4- Meditation 5- HRV (heart rate variability) training 6- Exercise All those interventions did something to help with anxiety or made it worse but never solved it 100%. Now I’m trying Probiotic for the first time since I’ve heard that balancing your gut biome can help with anxiety. I believe people with chronic anxiety must continue the quest of trying all different methods and see what works for them. Also sometimes it could be a combination of those interventions. I’m on a mission to crack the code for anxiety relief for good, once I have achieved a significant success in anxiety relief I wish to setup a TH-cam channel or some platform to share with the world and help people relief their suffering.

Thanks for the recommendations and I look forward to reading them! I also have a 10 month old whippet named Abbey so I enjoy hearing Aldo about your do. Thanks for sharing

I love these book reviews, they are so interesting to listen to. Interesting mix of titles, from Flagg to Huxley and back. Kudos for tackling books that don’t appear on Goodreads or are not in the Barnes and Noble top 10. Reading is such an adventure! It’s a journey you take with the author. Carl Jung is a tough slog. May I suggest Sigmund Freud, Interpretation of Dreams. Not a lighthearted read, but interesting. Thanks for sharing! Best to Julio and Leaf.

Thank you for the review and it does help. I hope you soon find something to make you feel better. Thinking of you.