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Honorary Chilena: Gringa sin patria seeks loving home

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Friday, September 3, 2010. Gringa sin patria seeks loving home. The trip was filled fun times and mishaps including a broken down car on La Panamericana and a stay at "un motel". The look on the employee face was priceless as he helped us jump start our tiny rented Kia inside the secret gates the next morning. My finace's, brother in law, and I had arrived close to midnight the night before and shared a room because the others were full. Imaginate que pensaba! September 3, 2010 at 8:38 PM. Personally, as...

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Guatemala | No Particular Place To Go

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No Particular Place To Go. We're retired US expats with a yen for new horizons traveling since 2012 and currently based in Portugal. This Is Now Four Years Later. Musings on The Road. A pensive young shopkeeper – Antigua,Guatemala. Ruins of Santa Clara La Catedral – Antigua. Courtyard of McDonalds-16th Century ruins in background – Antigua,Guatemala. Street Scene in Antigua – early morning. Mayan woman at the Cathedral – Palm Sunday- Antigua,Guatemala. Flower – Antigua. Volcan Agua – Antigua. The spice s...

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Resources | Party Africa

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Expat life in Panama: What's it really like?

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Gringo Guide to Panama - Moving to Panama, Living the Expat Life and Loving It! Sharing Panama guide and living tips, relocating and retiring in Panama. Gringo Guide to Panama. You are here: Home. Gringo Guide to Panama. Life in Panama as an Expat: What’s it really like? Life in Panama as an Expat: What’s it really like? March 25, 2015. 8212;——–. My name is Elizabeth Vance. Photo of Panama City’s skyline. That’s all well and good, but what’s it like to really live here as an expat? Of course, the answer ...

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Mexico | No Particular Place To Go

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No Particular Place To Go. We're retired US expats with a yen for new horizons traveling since 2012 and currently based in Portugal. This Is Now Four Years Later. Musings on The Road. Old diesel truck – Merida. Bread truck for bimbos -Merida, Mexico. What’s a Boxito? Street sign – Merida, Mexico. Bumper sticker- Merida, Mexico. Zaci Cenote – Valladolid. Agave distillary – Valladolid. Central Plaza – Mayan woman with frogs – Valladolid. Mayan ruins – Uxmal. Mayan ruins – Uxmal. Kiskadee – Uxmal. Platform ...

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The “Above the Fold” Myth Debunked – Eugen Oprea

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Web Analytics, WordPress and SEO Advice. The Above the Fold Myth Debunked. Have you ever found yourself saying: “I just need this above the fold so it will be more visible”? Well, we’ve all been in this situation, but things have changed since 1994. When people were not that used to scroll. Even if everyone is not willing to admit this, people have learned how to scroll. It’s 2013 after all. 8220; Above the fold. 8221; comes from newspapers because the upper half of a newspaper. He starts by mentioning r...

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Back to the Gaff by John P Brady - John P BradyJohn P Brady

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You are using an insecure version of your web browser. Please update your browser! Using an outdated browser makes your computer unsafe. For a safer, faster, more enjoyable user experience, please update your browser today or try a newer browser. Irish Writer, Journalist and Blogger John P Brady. Back to the Gaff by John P Brady. On June 13, 2014. Scandalous Narratives of Contemporary Ireland. Praise for Back to the Gaff:. Sam North – Editor of Hackwriters Magazine. Like a young Jack Kerouac’. Help me ke...

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30 Things I Took For Granted - FEAR NOTFEAR NOT

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Skip to primary content. 30 Things I Took For Granted. May 20, 2014. There’s no better way to realize you’ve been taking all your privileged modern conveniences for granted until you’ve lived in places not so modern nor convenient. For anyone who wasn’t aware, I’m one week deep into a six week pet/house sitting gig in Panama after backpacking through Central America these last six months, and OH! This is the respite I’ve been needing! 30 Things I Used to Take for Granted That Now Make Me Weep With Joy.

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Learning a Foreign Language: How Good Can You Really Get?

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Live Well, Travel Well. Learning a Foreign Language: How Good Can You Really Get? June 17, 2012. When I first started learning Japanese in high school I had one burning question, how good can I get? The answers I found all seemed to conflict with each other. Along the way I’ve also met hundreds of other language learners, and come up with some surprising answers on what it really takes to learn a foreign language and how well you can learn to speak it. One of the major problems with learning to speak flu...