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Lost and Found in Panama: December 2009
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Lost and Found in Panama. My adventures continue as a Sustainable Agriculture Systems volunteer in Panama.what will I lose and find here? Friday, December 25, 2009. Riding Buses in Panama (21-12-09). Here’s another “what it’s like here” blog postings…trying to do more of these as I soak up my experiences and store them as proteins in my brain. If it’s on or around the 15. Tuesday, December 15, 2009. My second and probably last vacation as PCV. We were able to spend a full day inPanama City, where we expl...
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Lost and Found in Panama: February 2010
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Lost and Found in Panama. My adventures continue as a Sustainable Agriculture Systems volunteer in Panama.what will I lose and find here? Friday, February 5, 2010. Do you see what I see? The identity crisis edition…. People were making me feel like an imposter! 8221; Etc. So imagine my surprise when the question was more neutral, “where are you from? 8221; “so are you from the US as well as the volunteers you coordinate? A clueless (but loveable) tourist. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Books in English or S...
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Lost and Found in Panama: October 2009
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Lost and Found in Panama. My adventures continue as a Sustainable Agriculture Systems volunteer in Panama.what will I lose and find here? Monday, October 26, 2009. In the past month (in which I have not updated my blog), I have been trying to fix my digital camera to take pictures to post here, which really is why I haven’t posted sooner. The former leader is still around so I have been learning the ropes from her, but starting mid-November and until I leave in April it’s going to be the Raquel show.
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Lost and Found in Panama: Do you see what I see? The identity crisis edition…
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Lost and Found in Panama. My adventures continue as a Sustainable Agriculture Systems volunteer in Panama.what will I lose and find here? Friday, February 5, 2010. Do you see what I see? The identity crisis edition…. People were making me feel like an imposter! 8221; Etc. So imagine my surprise when the question was more neutral, “where are you from? 8221; “so are you from the US as well as the volunteers you coordinate? A clueless (but loveable) tourist. February 6, 2010 at 5:03 PM. Candy (chocolate doe...
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Lost and Found in Panama: September 2009
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Lost and Found in Panama. My adventures continue as a Sustainable Agriculture Systems volunteer in Panama.what will I lose and find here? Wednesday, September 30, 2009. Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road? A memory: when my brother and I were young, we would tell each other “why did the chicken cross the road? Why do I mention this? I might as well be that chicken who blindfolded herself, took a step onto the asphalt, and ran across propelled by the idea that there was something worthwhile on the other si...
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Lost and Found in Panama: June 2009
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Lost and Found in Panama. My adventures continue as a Sustainable Agriculture Systems volunteer in Panama.what will I lose and find here? Saturday, June 27, 2009. Cochino/a (ko-chee-no/a): very dirty, ragged, unkempt sort of a lower-class/skankyness connotation; like, if a kid plays in the mud then tries to grab a tortilla off someone’s plate, you yell at them for being cochino/a. The goal, often hard to achieve in ridiculous heat/weather conditions, is to stay kempt and un-cochina…. Monday, June 15, 2009.
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Lost and Found in Panama: Helados de Panama
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Lost and Found in Panama. My adventures continue as a Sustainable Agriculture Systems volunteer in Panama.what will I lose and find here? Monday, March 8, 2010. Check below for a more serious article. As long-ago promised, here is my opinion on and a guide to the frozen treats of Panama. If you are ever in Panama, you could use this as a well-researched list. If not, maybe you’ll just enjoy reading my thoughts on this issue. Half-frozen with some ice in the center) or bien congelado. And arroz con leche.
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Lost and Found in Panama: Pura Vida
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Lost and Found in Panama. My adventures continue as a Sustainable Agriculture Systems volunteer in Panama.what will I lose and find here? Tuesday, March 30, 2010. Ok, I will admit to not understanding Costa Rica´s tourism (? Stay tuned for my list of lessons learned.which I have to re-write from memory since it was saved only to my computer. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Stuff I love that fits into padded envelopes. Books in Spanish for kids (ages 5-12ish): I'm trying to start a little collection.
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Lost and Found in Panama: fait accompli?
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Lost and Found in Panama. My adventures continue as a Sustainable Agriculture Systems volunteer in Panama.what will I lose and find here? Monday, March 8, 2010. Well, I’ve been meaning to update my blog for a while, but I’m being pulled in many directions lately. I’m learning a lot, as always, and trying to give constructive criticism so that future people in my position will not have to be so stressed out! Happily, my community is still (or, at long last? Inviting me to work. I have to remember that she...
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Lost and Found in Panama: January 2010
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Lost and Found in Panama. My adventures continue as a Sustainable Agriculture Systems volunteer in Panama.what will I lose and find here? Monday, January 4, 2010. I suppose burning effigies as a celebration or ritual is a common thing the world over. I have no idea how I missed this last New Year’s, but Panama has quite a tradition. A few days before New Years, one starts noticing scarecrow-like stuffed clothes propped up against fences and electricity poles. Other New Year’s traditions here are:. There ...
