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Photoblog: Writing in the rain is as tough as you might imagine
While I am trying to focus on boring, practical advice in my series of articles about Panama at this blog, my husband is publishing a fun blog here (http://writeintherain.blogspot.com). He utilizes many more photos and covers the crazy events that occur out here from time to time, like the snake in the rafters, and he named and documented the various bugs that kept us company in our last apartment outside Boquete. The amount and variety of bugs … Read entire article »
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Photoblog: Writing in the rain is as tough as you might imagine
While I am trying to focus on boring, practical advice in my series of articles about Panama … Read more »
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Poetry Press Release: PRISM Poetry Series November 26th
Sunday, November 26th1:00-3:00 pmThe Coffee Gallery at OpenBook1011 Washington Ave.South Minneapolis, Minnesota(612) 215 - 2626PRISM Poetry Series announces its featured readers for November 2006, Chris Pommier and Steve Mueske.Steve Mueske holds an … Read more »
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$6 to $80: Eating in Panama City is what you make of it
Finding food in Panama City is not a problem. Like any good international urban port, you can find just about any type of food from cafeteria style plastic tray point-and-serve, to typical Panamanian fare (fried anything) to high end cuisine from India, the U,S,, France, Italy, Peru and anywhere else you can think of. We love food, so in our four … Read entire article »
A trio of posts on procrastination from Lifehacker
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Arrival in Panama City and Taxi to the Hostel
We arrived by plane from LAX after a 6 hour flight. We’d left in the early morning and feared that we would arrive during the middle of one of Panama’s infamous thunderstorms. As any aviatophobe worth their salt will tell you, plane crashes tend to happen in the middle of thunderstorms, and more frequently during take off and landing. Luckily … Read entire article »
Gays win a human rights battle: DADT repealed
I’m currently traveling in Panama, so it’s difficult to keep up with U.S. news. I was surprised and grateful to learn that the repeal of :”Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” went into effect yesterday. It\s wonderful news and past time. This brings our military policy regarding gays and lesbians into line with most of the rest of the world. See this … Read entire article »
