Congratulations on relocating I visited grenada, for the first time in September, beautiful island. After me living in the USA twenty-five year's now at 38th I decided to live in my country guyana four months out of the year & travel to grenada and Barbados, I absolutely love the island life. Living overseas is hard expensive and lonely from my experience school work work no time for family can't get back yesterday.
Hello bunion boulevard, just come cross your TH-cam channel and I’m very moved by your kind words an love you have for Grenada our islands in the sun thank you so much my dear and may the good lord continue to bless you and your family on this new journey❤❤❤
“May the Lord bless you and protect you; may the Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to you; may the Lord look with favor on you and give you peace.” - Numbers 6: 24-26.. This is my prayer for you and your family as you enter this new season in y'all life..
Thank you so much. Oh, it’s not a company but a lady who cleaned the barjesus out of my house. She deserves to own a company. I’m not sure I have her contact anymore. If I do, I’ll leave it here.
Yes Grenadians can enter the UK without visa but only up to 180 days like you mentioned. We are staying longer so we had to get an official visa to that regard.
😅😅 Earle, are you sure you saw it coming? I’m curious to know how. Anyway, it’s nothing more than a greater opportunity for us as a family. So we took the opportunity. 🤗
@@bubusboulevardtv OK, I was not sure why you/Grenadian need a visa to go the U.K. What brought you to Grenada? Caribbean folks are very welcoming..though that can be subjective. One of my biggest disappointment is Africans in North America. Caribbean folks have great affinity to mother Africa but Africans are very divided and are not welcoming to Caribbean folks. (From personal experience) They Only know they are brothers when they want something. Nigerians don't mix or intermarriage with other Africans. I came across some black uncle toms...who think they're more white....or are conveniently black when it suits them. While Caribbean folks run to Africa, Africans view them as children of the slaves. I was really disheartened of the attitude of Africans towards Caribbean folks.
Congratulations on relocating I visited grenada, for the first time in September, beautiful island. After me living in the USA twenty-five year's now at 38th I decided to live in my country guyana four months out of the year & travel to grenada and Barbados, I absolutely love the island life. Living overseas is hard expensive and lonely from my experience school work work no time for family can't get back yesterday.
You are absolutely right. I wish you well.🤗
It's Barbados...God bless you and your family on your new Chapter. Glad you got to spend some time and make memories in the sunny spice isle! ♥️ 🇬🇩
Awww, thanks! Uh..uh…it’s not Barbados 😁. Meanwhile, your name got me singing, “wo-uh wo-oh, you gat the best of my love!💃😁🎶🎤
Hello bunion boulevard, just come cross your TH-cam channel and I’m very moved by your kind words an love you have for Grenada our islands in the sun thank you so much my dear and may the good lord continue to bless you and your family on this new journey❤❤❤
Thank you so much for your kind words. It was an honour being part of the beautiful island.❤️❤️❤️
@@bubusboulevardtv you are welcome, happy new year to you and your family’s best wishes.
Thanks for replying back🦋
I wish you and your family the best on your new destination. You will be missed in Grenada. 🙏
Awww, thank you so much and I will miss you all too. I’ll be back though, I’ve got two Grenadian kids😁
@@bubusboulevardtv, good! With two Grenadian kids now you have anchor here. 😍
Your comments ring true. Grenada does that to you. It goes deep, and it seems your experience was real. I can only imagine how you're feeling.
It’s a great experience I’m thankful for.🤗🙏
“May the Lord bless you and protect you; may the Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to you; may the Lord look with favor on you and give you peace.” - Numbers 6: 24-26.. This is my prayer for you and your family as you enter this new season in y'all life..
Amen! Thank you so much. ❤️
It's jama,wish you all the best in your new place.
May God guide, bless you and your family.
Amen! Thanks my Bro.🤗
Those visas are like gold
I know right?😅⭐️⭐️
Hello, well done, which passport do you use ?
Just found your channel and subscribed
Thank youuuu😊🙏
Best wishes to you and your family. God bless
Thank you so much.🤗
All the best to you and your family on the new venture. Do you mind posting the name of the cleaning company you used in Grenada.
Thank you so much. Oh, it’s not a company but a lady who cleaned the barjesus out of my house. She deserves to own a company. I’m not sure I have her contact anymore. If I do, I’ll leave it here.
Clear what out of your house
I miss you dear. I will be waiting for all your videos. Say hello to the children for me.❤
I miss you too. They will hear, darling. 🤗🤗❤️
Hello , congratulations, Does the passport of Grenada require a visa to enter UK ?
Yes, they require a visa to enter the UK
Good to you. I wish you and your family all the best. While you have left, I am preparing to emigrate there :)
Awww… I wish you well in Grenada. 🤗
How’s life in grenada sis, moving in soon🥰
I wish you well.🤗
Awww! Did you become a naturalized citizen before moving to the UK?
Unfortunately, no.😌 We didn’t spend enough time to do that.🥹
@@bubusboulevardtv 🥹
I thought Grenadians don't need a visa to the UK. Though they can stay up to 180 days in the united kingdom
Yes Grenadians can enter the UK without visa but only up to 180 days like you mentioned. We are staying longer so we had to get an official visa to that regard.
What happen you don't love Grenada anymore
Where are you locating to
Why not? I love my Grenada. 🤗
@@bubusboulevardtv why u leave grenads
Live in Grenada
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Curious are the Grenadians traveling as Grenadians?🙂 love you and your family. Oh the places you'll go. Good exposure for the kids.
Thank you so much🤗🙏 Yes, they traveled as Grenadians.😁
Tell me the real reason
I know this was coming
😅😅 Earle, are you sure you saw it coming? I’m curious to know how. Anyway, it’s nothing more than a greater opportunity for us as a family. So we took the opportunity. 🤗
Grenada was used as a conduit! Very Nigerian Chess move!
@@wendyhestick8514 And chess is one heck of a beautiful game 😍
You moved to UK!
Yasssss👏👏
It's not easy to. Leave. In Grenada Nuh, you must have a good paying job or. Jobs to. Make it, it's tough 💯
You are very correct. Well, in my case we had the “good paying job” in Grenada, it’s just that a greater opportunity came knocking, so we answered.😊
Were you children born in Grenada?
Yes, some were born in Grenada.🙂
@@bubusboulevardtv OK, I was not sure why you/Grenadian need a visa to go the U.K.
What brought you to Grenada?
Caribbean folks are very welcoming..though that can be subjective.
One of my biggest disappointment is Africans in North America.
Caribbean folks have great affinity to mother Africa but Africans are very divided and are not welcoming to Caribbean folks. (From personal experience) They Only know they are brothers when they want something.
Nigerians don't mix or intermarriage with other Africans. I came across some black uncle toms...who think they're more white....or are conveniently black when it suits them.
While Caribbean folks run to Africa, Africans view them as children of the slaves. I was really disheartened of the attitude of Africans towards Caribbean folks.