Big ships!! Really big ships!! The Panama Canal is one of the coolest things I have ever seen. Such a fascinating history. Mom and I had a great time and Marc was a great guide once again.
Visiting an ER in Panama City
Zoe’s health issue started a few weeks ago with the aforementioned sore on her butt which was later determined to be impetigo. We got her meds last Friday and after a slight overdose due to user error on my part, she
Casco Viejo, Panama City
Yesterday Haley, Nanna and I went to visit Casco Viejo – the second oldest part of Panama City. Daniel stayed back at the hotel with Zoe who was not feeling well (more on that later). It was really neat to
Medicinal Mishaps
Zoe seems to be the poster child for contagious skin afflictions here in Panama. Our latest battle is with impetigo. It’s not really surprising since she spends 99% of her free time outside with other expat kids and whatever ailment
Sloths For The Third Time
Sloths and coffee: can you imagine a better day? We took Nanna to visit the sloths today and did a quick tour of a nearby coffee farm too. We even encountered rain and chilly weather!
Spay and Neuter Clinic (Cont’d)
Haley and Zoe did a good job describing their day yesterday at the Spay and Neuter Clinic, but I thought I’d give you a little more background and some interesting info on how it all works here. (One look at
Spay and Neuter Clinic
Today Pedasi was the site of an animal spay and neuter clinic, sponsored by an animal advocates group that I’m involved in. We skipped school and the girls helped out. Here is how they describe their day: From Zoe: Today
Mom Comes To Town
Operation Madre is a 3-step process: 1. Drive to the city. 2. Get mom from the airport and 3. Drive back to Pedasi. This would normally be a simple process but with the Summit going on, it’s anyone guess if