Rosie, I love your videos, I also love to see Princesa and how you take such good care of her by cooking her meals, she is so cute! You do a great job, thank you!!!❤️

Hello, great haul, loveit! Keep up the good work!😊😊

Hi, Canada is not what it used to be looking forward to the day my wife and I move back home to the Azores. Thanks for the video.❤️🇨🇦

Always look forward to your videos

Thanks for the price update. I believe that to the ratio of the Azorean minimum wage, grocery prices are expensive. For a Canadian like myself, the prices there are cheap compared to Canada’s. If I went out and bought everything you did here in Canada at a local No Frills grocery store, it would cost $200-300 Canadian. When my family and I were there in March of this year, I personally found most things cheap compared to Canada, especially wine and beer. A bottle of wine at Pingo Doçe from the Douro was about 3 euros. The same bottle in Canada costs $14 Canadian dollars. Eating out in São Miguel is also much cheaper. We went to O Galego. 4 of us ate well with appetizers and alcohol and the bill came to about 90 euros. If I take my family to the Keg, a steakhouse here in Canada, and we ate as we ate there, it would cost me about $250 Canadian dollars. Lastly, we found the quality of the food and produce much better in the Azores. Love São Miguel and hope to move there one day. Thanks again Rose for sharing yours life on São Miguel with us. Love your channel.

Hi Rosie nice to see another of your videos when compared to here the food prices and cost of living is much cheaper then here but even dough everything here is very expensive its better living abroad then there when people visit it’s very different then living permanently there to spend a 100 euros in groceries it takes most people two days of wages here I earn close to 200 in a day that is the big difference i left at 13 and love being there but it’s only good for retirees not for young people but if there is no way to leave you have to stay ❤

I guess the flour price hasn't`t changed since I left :)

Seeing a lot of comments about price comparisons with Canada. Canada is not what it was when my parents came here in the 1950’s. I was born here in the 70’s. Canada was once the greatest country in the world. Now there are as many people leaving as there is coming. Minimum wage is around $16/hour Canadian but a 1 bedroom apartment anywhere in the greater Toronto area starts at $2000/month. If you want to buy a home, expect to pay well over $1000000. Taxes here are crazy high. Income taxes, Property taxes, sales taxes, gasoline taxes, carbon taxes. It never ends. Groceries for one is over $100/week. Cell phone service is over $60/month. Auto insurance is super expensive. Eating out is super expensive. An individual needs to earn net at least $4000/month to survive. I have a family of 4 and with all my expenses including mortgage, property taxes, utilities, groceries, car expenses, etc. we spend over $6000/ month on average. I have to work 50 plus hours a week to maintain this lifestyle. Our health care system use to be the best. Now you have to wait hours in an emergency, months for any procedure or to see a doctor, and not everything is covered anymore. Crime is out of control. We are the car theft capital of the world. Speaking of cars, traffic here is out of control. It takes me longer to drive 5km here than it did for me to drive 50km there. Canada also has some of the highest rates of depression. I use to love this country and I’m always hoping things will improve but unfortunately it is only getting worse. The United States isn’t much better other than they pay a lot less taxes and the costs of somethings are lower. Believe me Rose, you ain’t missing anything. I envy you. São Miguel is the greenest most tranquil place I have ever visited. Really appreciated the pace and stress free life there. The climate is also almost perfect. The air quality and food quality there is so much better which adds to better health. My Canadian born Kids want to move there too. Watch video links below. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hJeJpNB40L7FZ2Q.html&si=RO84p1SP9E4EW05P kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gcCdncWQlrq5imQ.html&si=G_omy_MCO6Vz-kFt kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bNaGfq2llrvMaXk.html&si=DK-BUzavjGu6Fh25 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rr2bgtRnldG0YWQ.html&si=rjX2M1u3Jm_mFC5K kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oqh0n8ap3sCYlqM.html&si=wTBaqlp5L9o7V4KS kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aNyInbR5s8zNh2w.html&si=I2axvE0aIekvNvVy kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mMt7fJtjnMvceYE.html&si=4fK412Aja_3qEofu

Thank you for sharing prices here in Canada 🇨🇦 more expensive ❤

No one knows how to say Worcestershire sauce! 😅 I love sumo de maracujá!!!

i found it expensive when i was there. mind you cnd kinda sux in exchange for euro lol

So what brought you to Sao Miguel from Canada and how long you been there? Are you there full time? Don't get me wrong, I'm dying to do the same. Unfortunately, I make great money in Canada for what I do as a diesel mechanic. Doesn't pay so much in Sao Miguel. I asked a mechanic there lol.