This is the first time -- in a long time -- that I've watched your channel, but I have to say I enjoy your transparency and honesty. So many TH-camrs put on a show, but you simply invite your subscribers into your life. Good Q & A, btw.
Congrats on 25,000! I appreciate you answering my question (sorry, it was the bummer question at the end). I have learned a lot watching your channel and I find you to be inspirational. Thanks for the amazing videos!
Taranaki is definitely the best! Many times me and Avi have thought about moving back to Wellington (we both lived down there before we met each other) but we always come back to loving Taranaki. Awesome video Jen!
Tuscany is tremendous and Florence is gorgeous. The food and wine is great and the people are warm and welcoming. I've been twice and I'd go again in a heartbeat!
Congrats on on 25 000 subscribers :) - I am also enjoying the teen years. I know what you are saying about friendships and family. I mourn the fellowship with them.
We went to Blackpool at the weekend and stopped at St Anne’s and went on the beach and along the prom. I remembered that was where you lived when you were in the UK. It’s so lovely and Lytham too! If I was to move abroad, it would be either Australia or New Zealand as I believe it’s not such a scary change as some countries would be. xx
Distance comes when they are adults and go out in the world, males are designed to break away. It is heartbreaking after being so close during teen years. Fingers crossed their partner wants strong family ties and they come back from dark side of moon. Congratulations on all your subscribers.🐨🇦🇺
I would like to go to America and Australia for a holiday. I have family living in Europe so have been there and love going there. True friends will be friends forever. Got friends in SA that I went to primary school with and though there is distance and less contact, when contact is made is like we never had distance. Thanks for sharing another great video.
I have a bit of luxury regarding friendship: My best friend and I know each other since we were born (virtually), and this friendship is ongoing for almost 30 years now - I literally know him longer than his sisters do. 😅 I think some lucky circumstances in our early childhood made that happen and I hope it'll never end. 👍 Anyway, great Q&A and gratulations about the 25k subscribers! 🙂👍
Thank you. That is great that you and your best friend are still friends. I have friends that I've been friends with since I was 3, I just wish I lived near them, or rather that they lived near me.
Thank you for your perspective on friendship and long distances at the end. I am currently in that situation where my best friend of 13 years is moving across country. I am so sad and just want her to stay with me, but I know that this move will be good for her. I am just already so sad for the loss of our friendship. It will not be the same as it was.
I agree! And I cannot exactly pinpoint what is so annoying about grocery shopping in NZ, but it is the worst. Across the ditch in Australia they have the same supermarket brands and it is an infinitely nicer experience.
We emigrated from Europe to New Zealand almost 3 years ago, and we have decided to move back to our home country mostly because I miss my friends too much and I cannot picture myself starting a family without them around. My mom is very happy we're moving back too, but honestly it's because I miss my friends too much. And the worst thing is that we've made some really amazing new friends here in New Zealand and now we have to leave them behind. :(
@@Applesandfries yes, well, I am not regretting that we moved here; if we hadn't tried I would've been stuck with a 'what-if' feeling the rest of my life. And I think if you emigrate with your family, it would be easier. I had to change the image I had of myself, I always thought I was quite independent and career-driven, and now I've realized that my friends are very important to me and that I don't want to live far away from them, even if that means leaving beautiful NZ.
Btw, thanks for this video. I enjoy these honest and I guess transparent (?) videos you make. I dislike all these high energy, smiley people that are seemingly perfect. Not all topics you talk about are things I take interest in but I still enjoy watching 😅
Like I said, I'd want to go to Utah because one of my closest friends lives there, as well as my sister. Also, it's a beautiful place and I feel would be worth a visit. Nothing to do with religion at all.
Hi..❤️ Im from India. Im planning to get PR in NZ. And Im a graduate in Englsih Lit.My question is, Does my parents have to do IELTS to get to NZ or not?
If they plan to stay i suppose so. Just for visiting i don't think they do. That answer should be easy to find once they start the visa application online, though.
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This is the first time -- in a long time -- that I've watched your channel, but I have to say I enjoy your transparency and honesty. So many TH-camrs put on a show, but you simply invite your subscribers into your life. Good Q & A, btw.
Thank you so much, what a lovely thing to say. x
Congrats on 25,000! I appreciate you answering my question (sorry, it was the bummer question at the end). I have learned a lot watching your channel and I find you to be inspirational. Thanks for the amazing videos!
I just wish I had a happier answer for you. Thank you for your kind words xx
Taranaki is definitely the best! Many times me and Avi have thought about moving back to Wellington (we both lived down there before we met each other) but we always come back to loving Taranaki. Awesome video Jen!
It's amazing here. Now all we need is a Kmart ;)
Loved your 3 wishes 😀
Tuscany is tremendous and Florence is gorgeous. The food and wine is great and the people are warm and welcoming. I've been twice and I'd go again in a heartbeat!
Hopefully I'll make it there one day!
Congrats on on 25 000 subscribers :) - I am also enjoying the teen years. I know what you are saying about friendships and family. I mourn the fellowship with them.
Thank you xx
💜💜💜tfs💜💜💜 and big congrats on your 25000
Thank you x
We went to Blackpool at the weekend and stopped at St Anne’s and went on the beach and along the prom. I remembered that was where you lived when you were in the UK. It’s so lovely and Lytham too! If I was to move abroad, it would be either Australia or New Zealand as I believe it’s not such a scary change as some countries would be. xx
It's fun for me to picture you there, where we used to be.
Distance comes when they are adults and go out in the world, males are designed to break away. It is heartbreaking after being so close during teen years. Fingers crossed their partner wants strong family ties and they come back from dark side of moon. Congratulations on all your subscribers.🐨🇦🇺
I would like to go to America and Australia for a holiday. I have family living in Europe so have been there and love going there. True friends will be friends forever. Got friends in SA that I went to primary school with and though there is distance and less contact, when contact is made is like we never had distance. Thanks for sharing another great video.
I wish teleportation was a thing, how amazing would that be?
Woooohooooo! 25k
Thank you, you have got a well of wisdom. I hope we will meet one day. Drukkies
I have a bit of luxury regarding friendship: My best friend and I know each other since we were born (virtually), and this friendship is ongoing for almost 30 years now - I literally know him longer than his sisters do. 😅 I think some lucky circumstances in our early childhood made that happen and I hope it'll never end. 👍
Anyway, great Q&A and gratulations about the 25k subscribers! 🙂👍
Thank you. That is great that you and your best friend are still friends. I have friends that I've been friends with since I was 3, I just wish I lived near them, or rather that they lived near me.
Thank you for your perspective on friendship and long distances at the end. I am currently in that situation where my best friend of 13 years is moving across country. I am so sad and just want her to stay with me, but I know that this move will be good for her. I am just already so sad for the loss of our friendship. It will not be the same as it was.
I'm so sorry. It's really hard. Hopefully you'll be able to visit each other often. x
Dang I didn’t see the post! I want to know in your next one what your favourite season is and why?
Grocery shopping is trash in nz so expensive and boaring i miss woolworth shopping from SA.
I agree! And I cannot exactly pinpoint what is so annoying about grocery shopping in NZ, but it is the worst. Across the ditch in Australia they have the same supermarket brands and it is an infinitely nicer experience.
We emigrated from Europe to New Zealand almost 3 years ago, and we have decided to move back to our home country mostly because I miss my friends too much and I cannot picture myself starting a family without them around. My mom is very happy we're moving back too, but honestly it's because I miss my friends too much. And the worst thing is that we've made some really amazing new friends here in New Zealand and now we have to leave them behind. :(
njdinostar oh that sounds awful :( I‘m sorry this is happening to you! This is the one fear keeping me from emigrating (from Germany to NZ).
@@Applesandfries yes, well, I am not regretting that we moved here; if we hadn't tried I would've been stuck with a 'what-if' feeling the rest of my life. And I think if you emigrate with your family, it would be easier. I had to change the image I had of myself, I always thought I was quite independent and career-driven, and now I've realized that my friends are very important to me and that I don't want to live far away from them, even if that means leaving beautiful NZ.
It's so hard, you leave a piece of your heart behind each time. I'm sure you'll miss friends from here too, but I hope it all goes well for you.
Wait untill they 21 and become adults thats next step my mom wishes i was still younger lol im 23.
Utah? Because of religious backgrounds or why... Utah?
Btw, thanks for this video. I enjoy these honest and I guess transparent (?) videos you make. I dislike all these high energy, smiley people that are seemingly perfect. Not all topics you talk about are things I take interest in but I still enjoy watching 😅
Like I said, I'd want to go to Utah because one of my closest friends lives there, as well as my sister. Also, it's a beautiful place and I feel would be worth a visit. Nothing to do with religion at all.
Hi..❤️
Im from India.
Im planning to get PR in NZ. And Im a graduate in Englsih Lit.My question is, Does my parents have to do IELTS to get to NZ or not?
If they plan to stay i suppose so. Just for visiting i don't think they do. That answer should be easy to find once they start the visa application online, though.