Living Without Permission
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I am a writer from San Diego, California. I recently completed a three-month backpacking tour of Central America and am setting up a home base in Boquete for at least three months while exploring Panama.
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Boquete Community Players Perform Pulitzer Prize Winning...
Posted on 13/04/2013
I went to a production of David Lindsay-Abaire’s 2007 Pulitzer Prize winning play, Rabbit Hole, this week. The Boquete Community Players, under the direction of Jim Hatch, performed...
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La Ceiba Bakery: Best Breakfast In Boquete
Posted on 13/03/2013
La Ceiba Bakery is my favorite place in Boquete for breakfast. Just a block from Hostel Mamallena, you can smell the fresh bread long before you arrive at their door. Breakfast isn’t...
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El Explorador – Merging Ecology, Music, and Art
Posted on 18/02/2013
If Ghandi, Beethoven, and Fred Sanford collaborated on a theme park, the result would be El Explorador. This meditation garden meets eco-junkyard is set against a backdrop of classical...
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Boquete, Panama: Valley of The Flowers and The Eternal...
Posted on 11/02/2013
I understand why Boquete is known as the land of eternal spring – misty, verdant hillsides, coffee and citrus fincas, orchids, quetzals, and rainbows – lots of rainbows....
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Super Bowl 2013 In The Coffee Highlands
Posted on 04/02/2013
Super Bowl 2013 was tonight. It brought with it the realization that even the familiar can’t be counted on to be the same in another country. Having only been in Panama a few days,...
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The Universe Loves A Solo Female Traveler
Posted on 31/01/2013
When Paul Theroux wrote, “Most travel, and certainly the rewarding kind, involves depending on the kindness of strangers, putting yourself into the hands of people you don’t...
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Casco Viejo: A Neighborhood in Transition
Posted on 30/01/2013
Casco Viejo, a neighborhood in transition, had deteriorated into an urban slum until it was named a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2003. Now, a decade later, it is still a work in progress....
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The Causeway – Pacific Entrance to the Panama Canal
Posted on 29/01/2013
It’s my first full day in Panama as an expat and I’m going to visit the Causeway Islands. The Causeway is the Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal, so I’m hoping to see...
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Traveling Solo – First Night Jitters
Posted on 28/01/2013
I’m no expert, but I think the hardest thing about traveling solo is leaving. No matter how prepared I am to leave a place, I’m never ready. When you travel like I do, without...
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It Takes A Village To Raise An Expat
Posted on 21/01/2013
Going back to Central America solo is an entirely different experience than going with a trusted travel partner. After traveling with Nicole through seven countries over three months,...
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