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Category Archives: culture
A Visit to the Finca (Farm)
My friend Cedo has a farm in Cuestra Piedra. She grew up in that area. Her mother in law was one of the first eight families to live there, and she named the town. I am starting to learn a … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Panama
Tagged chickens, cows, Cuestra Piedra, dairy cattle, farm, farming, finca, Panama, pigs
8 Comments
A Birthday Party
One of the best things about blogging is the great new friends you meet. A Panamanian man living in the US has left many helpful comments, and over the months we have kept in touch occasionally by email as well. … Continue reading
The New Public Market
There has been a very large, shiny building under construction in David. I heard some time ago that it was going to be a market to house the merchants that are usually on the street. Tuesday I was shopping with … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Exploring the Area, food, Panama
Tagged Chiriqui, David, Mercado Publico, Panama, produce, public market
6 Comments
Are You Happy?
Many people are considering a move to Panama, and of course they want to know if they can be happy here. My friend Chris has written an excellent article on this subject. Check it out! Taking the Plunge and Finding … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Miscellaneous, Panama
Tagged Expatriate Life, happiness, Panama, retirement
12 Comments
Javier, the Rambala Caretaker and Nature Guide
We visited the Rambala Jungle Lodge last December just before Mother’s Day. At that visit Javier helped us get our things to our cabanas and then took off so I didn’t see much of him. He and a couple friends … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Panama, travel
Tagged Javier, outdoor living, Rambala, Rambala Jungle Lodge, simple living
6 Comments
Panama City, Albrook Mall
When Holly and I arrived in Panama City, we had some extra time and went to Albrook Mall which is conveniently located next to the Albrook Bus Terminal. I heard it was a big mall but my goodness, it was HUGE! … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Exploring Panama, Panama
Tagged Albrook Mall, Panama, Panama City, shopping, Travel and Tourism
22 Comments
Weekly Photo Challenge: Monument
Weekly Photo Challenge: Monument In this week’s challenge, show us your take on a monument (broadly defined). It could be a fresh angle on a well-known tourist site, or a place nobody knows outside your community. It doesn’t even have to … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Panama, Photo Challenge, photography
Tagged Monument Weekly Photo Challenge, photography, postaday, Weekly Photo Challenge
12 Comments
Cabalgata – the Parade of Horses
I have never seen so many horses! Someone said there were 5000 horses and riders participating. The parade, or cabalgata, takes place every year on March 19th and people come from everywhere to participate. We have been seeing horses in … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Panama
Tagged cabalgata, Chiriqui Province, David, horse parade, horses, Panama
15 Comments
More freedom in Panama as a foreigner than in the U.S as a citizen? Sure feels that way.
Written by a talented young writer in Coronado, Panama. I have a lot of the same feelings but she explains it better. More freedom in Panama as a foreigner than in the U.S as a citizen? Sure feels that way..
Posted in culture, Panama
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A little bit of Carnival
We went to Dolega yesterday afternoon unfortunately just after the music and dancing ended, and before the nighttime festivities. But, at least we got a bit of a look at what was going on there. Dolega is just a small … Continue reading





