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Celebrate day 365? Here’s what YouTube does to grow after year one

The truth will be revealed when Carmina Lifestyle reaches the deadline of her 365 days on YouTube on October 23, 2025 . A month ago, it was a hot topic among my subscribers who were in a similar situation, with their anniversaries approaching. I also know friends who have had their YouTube channels for many years, and while they didn’t get monetized before their anniversary, they managed to achieve it afterward. Carmina is curious to see how things will unfold for her since she doesn’t do live streaming , unlike my friends who are already monetized. I’ve also noticed other channels with many subscribers that aren’t monetized, even though they do live streaming. Ultimately, it’s really up to you how you want to approach achieving the monetization timeline. Today is Friday, October 24, 2025. Looking at my YouTube Studio data as of October 18, 2025 , my public watch hours are at 1,506 out of 3,000.  It takes time for watch hours to update and reflect accurately. Carmina is not in ...
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Must Try Leonard's Bakery

If you have a brother in-law who knows the best food while visiting Hawaii might as well let him decide where to get a bite of what is popular. Food will always be a part of us when traveling where some food may not be available in our hometown. Leonard's Bakery is a truck that that is located in the parking lot. Mom Violy is holding plain malasadas in her hand. It is quite hot, and she is letting us know. If you're in town try it for yourself with plain, custard filling or chocolate inside. Find out where it is located by clicking the link given at  Leonard's Bakery   It is best to eat it when fresh and hot afterwards it gets hard for those who don't want it that way. NOT SPONSORED. Check out  Carmina Lifestyle YouTube Channel  and click on the subscribe button for free. Thank you for your support!
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Liliha Bakery

How to find Liliha Bakery is to enter Macy's and ride the escalator reaching the second floor and you'll see a sign to direct you where it is located. Upon entering you'll be asked to electronic self-check in by giving your name, how many people will dine with you and phone number. Employee from Liliha Bakery will call you up when the table is free for you to be seated down and a menu will be handed to you. Do you know what Liliha Bakery is known for what breakfast meal? Gilbert had informed us Liliha Bakery is known for their banana hotcake. Gilbert had recommended us what is delicious to eat from Liliha Bakery where Carmina had options to decide upon. Miso Butterfish  Carmina's meal came with bread and jam something also known for Liliha Bakery . Oxtail Soup Mom Violy decided to explore on her own to try out Grilled Mahi Mahi Dessert is Banana Hotcake three pieces made Carmina remind of the maruya which is banana fritter we eat for merienda in the Philippines only dif...
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Shopping at Sam's Club with Gilbert our Tour Guide

  During our first arrival to Hawaii sometimes you need to replenish food in what you plan to consume during your vacation. Gilbert brought us to Sam's Club that is linked with Walmart Stores.  There are a lot of snacks that are popular in Hawaii often people purchase for own consumption or to give away for giveaways when you've arrived. Mom Violy wanted to purchase Hawaiian Chocolates for herself and her friends. Carmina wanted to try something new with her favorite cashew nut. The best part in  Sam's Club you can just pay online by downloading their application and don't need to fall in line to pay for the items you've purchased. While leaving the store someone will check your cart to check if your items has already been paid off online. Carmina's goal is tried and bring back snacks coming from Hawaii to take back to her family and friends in the Philippines. NOT SPONSORED. Subscribe @ Carmina Lifestyle YouTube Channel  a place to look, discover and share. Th...
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Visitation of Mama Ming

Mama Ming is Gilbert's Grandmother who had passed away year 2006. He had brought some white roses and wanted to visit her after our lunch at Nico's Pier 38. It was Mom Violy and Carmina's first time to experience seeing the area where Mama Ming was buried. Did you know when you have served the country of the United States being a Veteran you get free burial? Mom Violy and Carmina had no clue when Gilbert had explained to us. They'll also put your name on the wall along with your spouse even if you haven't passed away. When you bring flowers, you can place it inside a vase and add water to it for your loved ones. Rules to obey before entering: Watch a short video clip on our visitation of Mama Ming. NOTE: Carmina is not selling or advertising for services from Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Punchbowl. Subscribe & Follow @ Carmina Lifestyle  a place to look, discover and share. Thank you for your support!
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Nico's Pier 38

  First stop is at Nico's Pier 38 arriving from Hawaii Airport where you get to experience eating fresh fish from the sea. Menu: Carmina had a best friend who has requested to try the popular Pico that is raw tuna fish ready to eat. Without me knowing Gilbert had ordered some for Carmina to try choosing between regular or spicy to see how much they cost if you decide to try it too. Mom Violy doesn't eat raw fish, so she was able to try something else. While eating at Nico's Pier 38 you can enjoy the scenery. Carmina has no problem eating raw fish something we sometimes eat back home in the Philippines the only difference it is fresh and being made the Hawaiian way. In case you want to eat fresh fish and have a nice view come and check out  Nico's Pier 38   it is best going there in the morning where you won't reach the lunch and dinner rush. NOT SPONSORED. Check out  Carmina Lifestyle YouTube Channel  and click on the subscribe button for more videos. Thank...
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Aloha from Carmina Lifestyle

Carmina Lifestyle will show you the real Hawaii how to experience it is having a brother-in-law Gilbert showing us around. Mom Violy always wanted to visit Hawaii even if we live in a tropical climate only difference, we get to step foot somewhere else. Before we can do that, you'll need to book your flight Charina had inform us that the rates of airplane tickets are inexpensive before the month of June where summer begins. Mom Violy had booked our flight from  Mango Tours  and found inexpensive rates from  Southwest Airlines . Carmina had relatives that recently visited Hawaii and saw tours they had experienced. There are some activities that Mom Violy likes to do where age comes in mind, they are not capable of doing.  Carmina is accompanying Mom Violy during the trip she wants to make sure she is not alone. NOTE: Carmina is not selling or advertising Mango Tours and Southwest Airlines. Subscribe & Follow @ Carmina Lifestyle  a place to look, discover and ...
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Mom Violy and Carmina's Experience with Southwest Airlines

24 hours before your departure make sure you check in online at Southwest this way life is easier, and you don't need to stand in line for a long time. It is up to you if you want to wear a face mask it is optional upon entering Oakland Airport in California. There are no porters to assist you to carry your luggage's. Step 1: Proceed inside using Kioshi machine input confirmation number and follow instructions to print out luggage tags to be able to drop it off at the counter and boarding pass under your name. Step 2: You will ask to attach the stickers by following the instructions on the back to place it on each luggage you'll be checking in. Per person you have two free luggage the weight of 50 pounds to check in. All you need is to present your identification card such as driver's license to the counter to give your luggage and have it weighed. Step 3: If you have someone who needs assistance to ride in a wheelchair there is access where you'll inform the person...
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