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@@mikewypasek8855 Thank you! 🙏😊 Cleveland is a very nice city and I enjoyed my weekend there.

I’m honored to be compared to Fred 😊 I remember watching him on TV when I was young.

I honestly just walked around downtown 😅 but it was fun to see. I hope I can visit again and check out more.

It’s true I am very much a tourist most places I go and I do walk a lot and just try and observe / share what I see. The ‘decline’ refers mainly to the population leaving due to the industrial jobs drying up. As far as I could see the downtown area of the city was pretty empty….but again I was only there for a day. I would like to visit again and I was very impressed with the architecture.

@@VidHala Thank you 🙏😁 I enjoy my time time in Cleveland

They were really all fun places to see and easy to get to from the subway.

It is such an amazing city!

@@ESL-O.G. one of my favorite towns in Korea ☺️

@@Fitchele43 Shichahai station A2 exit will get you to this lake area in central Beijing. You can walk around the smaller lake in about 30 minutes. An hour for the bigger lake ☺️ I hope this helps and enjoy your time there

@ thanks so much!

@@johnchua9387 I’ve been wrong about lots of things in life and we each perceive things differently based on our own experiences. I would say the world is full of contradictions and I prefer to live in one that’s not always black and white, but shades of grey. Just because my experience is different from yours doesn’t make it wrong….just different. I only spend a few days a year in Singapore and typically enjoy myself but I prefer cooler / colder weather because I enjoy being outside often ☺️

@AtHomeAnywhere We all have our differences, opinions, and preferences. That's ok by me. My initial comment is to correct the misinformation that you had about Singapore. I had lived in different places for many years where there were four seasons, but ultimately, I returned to live in my birth place because I just love the atmosphere and the people. The proximity to visiting different South East Asia countries just makes it more interesting. One weekend, I can be in Bali, and next I can hop on the plane and enjoy my night out in Bamgkok, all within 2 hours of travel. Never mind the weather, we can't change that, and neither can we change the size of Singapore. Not everything you perceived in Singapore is in black and white. You are naive for saying that. But again, you are only a tourist who spends a few days around the touristy area of Singapore. So you never experienced the real Singapore, so to speak. The same can be applied to your birth country, democracy is not always democracy as it was meant to be, whether it is the UK, USA, or any European democractic countries. I had lived in the United States where 1st amendment is supposedly accorded to everyone with freedom of speech, but was it? I worked in the local newspaper when I was living in the United States, and I dare say your skin color determined how strong the 1st amendment applies to you. The same goes for the UK and any other European countries. What I want to say is, what you see, it is never what it is unless you have lived in that place long enough to know the truth underneath it.

@ I agree 100 percent with you about needing to live somewhere long enough to know a place ☺️Thank you so much for your insight into Singapore 🙏

@@CrossbredmiMiyang It’s good that there are a lot of indoor malls in Singapore ☺️ at least you can cool down in there

I thought the same thing. Everything looked clean, safe and fun. He missed the sports venues, the Warehouse District with tons of bars and restaurants and the magnificence of University Circle with museums galore. But it did make me want to get downtown to see the Christmas lights and all the changes since I was last downtown. And spend some money to encourage more succcess!

@@SPORT2932 The Warehouse district does sound fun 😊 I’ll have to check it out on my next trip 👍

@@AtHomeAnywhere And you missed the splendor of the theaters at Playhouse Square. You can walk in to see the beautiful lobbies.

@@PackNGowithLata It is such a lovely area to walk around 😁

@@zijadzikedzehovic6206 Thank you so much for your comment here. Connecticut is very pretty in the fall ☺️ I would like to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina one day 😁

​@@AtHomeAnywhere You are welcome anytime, and won't regret. Prices are pretty affordable for someone who's coming from developed countries such as USA. I live in Sarajevo and potentially could be helpful as a local guide, and you not gonna pay anyting for the my service. I am amateur photographer and love to meet people from all around the world.

@@jonathanburns543 I used the DJI pocket 3 and an iPhone 13. I used to use a bigger camera but for the on the go traveling I do I found the pocket 3 works much better 😁

I happy you've found your home there. I'd say the place I would never choose to leave would be Seoul, South Korea. But there are so many wonderful places around the world. I just need my cold weather and mountains ☺

I just got lucky. They sneaked up behind me while I was walking along the river. Honestly scared me at first because I turned around and the whole gang was there haha. Sooo cute though.

@@AtHomeAnywhere ❤

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Just trying my best to document my travels and share those experiences and thoughts. I know the world is a complex place and try to always find the positive wherever I am. I've spent some time in Canada too and really enjoyed it there. I'm a big fan of the outdoors and really loved Banff and the mountains there.

I thought the station looked new. It was really nice and I can imagine that other lines are much busier during rush hour times.

Same here.I love to visit Australia but if u ask me to live there.Nope,I still prfr my super small country

So true.....in fact....Singapore is on a list of places I could see myself living...I would need to take a lot of shorter trips to colder parts of Asia like Korea, Japan, and China in winter though haha.

I thought that’s what it must be….but it was nice to always be able to find a seat 😁👍

@AtHomeAnywhere I prefer it to be empty 😂

A small country very crowded, so many foreigners

Maybe prices on everyday goods will go down one day and it will be more affordable….especially for people who do live in Singapore.

@@AtHomeAnywhere Based on 1980 until now, the price of everydays goods NEVER goes down once the price is up....usually usually maximum 10 cents per 1 to 2 year....But due to the 2020 incidents, price went up 75% to 100%++ .... looks like its time to change to a new goverment to do a better job.

@ryokolynn6948 Only losers will think this way. If your income is low, don't blame anyone. Blame yourself for not working hard enough to get your dream job. Every Singaporeans are given equal opportunity and platform to improve your living standard regardless of your status on education. Since independence. That has been the quickest and fairest route to get people out living in squatters then and improve on their social standings with a good education. If you decide not to put enough effort into your education, you will definitely end up in the low income bracket that I can guarantee you. The same can be said to any developed countries around the world. It's a hard fact that qualifications are a fundamental stepping stone for any high income job coupled with experience, and you will end up with a good enough income to live comfortably in Singapore. I have personally been through it, and many of my circles of friends are in the same situation, but we all put in enough effort to loft ourselves out of those squatters we lived in when we were young. Nothing is free, and if you are Singaporean, you should know that we imported 90% of our basic needs. Go fogure why it cost what it cost today. As a matter of fact, go lived in another developed country and compare the prices (based on their local earning power and currencies), you will realize that Singapore is not that expensive after all. The only item that is extremely expensive is trying to own a car. Given the small size geographically, it is understandable, and that is why the government put so much effort into our public transportation systems. Housing is relatively affordable as a developed country. Taxes are low enough, and the basic necessities are priced reasonably given that we imported 90% of our food item supplies. So, go do proper research and, if possible, ask any of your foreign friends living in a developed country how they cope with their basic necessities inckuding their income taxes in their country, and you will be surprised.

That’s really nice that people don’t need to go out too much and can find everything in their own neighborhoods 😁👍

Thank you so much 😁 I did feel really lucky to spot the otters 🦦

Don’t think the ang moh understand your Chinese words

谢谢 🙏☺️ Thank you so much!

@@summerapple7062but I don’t have red hair 😅

@ Oops! You understand Mandarin 😆Ang moh is a general term used by locals for Westerners regardless of what color hair he has, male or female. This term also applies to Westerners that are bald too

​@@summerapple7062. TH-cam can translate..lol😊

I did the night zoo this trip and had a fantastic time! Totally agree that night is the time to be out and about in Singapore. I just happen to like being out and about in the daytime too haha.

occasional showers. prepare a umbrella also there are malls and building to take shelter too bring UV protection cream.

I should have said a wet season and a dry season. I was honestly just thinking more about the temperature. But I’ve always lived in places where the temperature fluctuates a lot (hot summer and cold snowy winters) Just my personal preference and bias ☺️

Yeah and what is your point 😂. Oh yeah wet, dry and humid 😂

Season is hot, hotter and hottest

Tropics give u good appetite.spring hv no appetite.

@@pringlessourcream9527 Obviously you've not travelled much. I experienced above 40 degree temperatures in Dubai, Zhejiang, New Delhi. Near 50 degree temperatures in Las Vegas and Kanchanaburi Camp