Today was my day to get more maitenance drug. It’s every three weeks and really does feel like I’m in to get my oil changed or topped off. It’s quick and by the time I’m settled in and reading my book I’m done.
The only side effect is I’m really tired when I get home. But it’s a great reason to take a two hour nap.
Today we went to a Starbucks. There are none near us, so we rarely go here in Panama. I think I might have been wearing a mask last time. That’s how long ago it was. It is interesting how similar they are to the US. The only thing differentb was the food. They had empanadas and these giant sandwiches.
I also saw my Panama doctor today. I’m all cleared for my maitenance drug tomorrow.
This wasn’t terrible, but I can seex why it was on sale for 40% off. It tasted much more vinegary than I expected. Although it definately wakes you up.
Since its the weekend Jeff and I waited until evening to swim. That is the good thing about living in a place that’s boiling hot. Ir’s still 85 degrees at 7pm.
Sometimes you just need fancy hamburgers. I’m still fighting this cold. Going out for burgers, was just what I needed.
On today’s walk I saw these really interesting…I’m not sure what. Fruit? I must not have been the only curious one becausec there were some cracked open.
They most not taste good because the birds had no interest.
The water looked really green this morning. I hope it was due to the lighting and not some weird pollution.
We also made a new green soup. This one had brocoli, cauliflower, kale cashews and dill. It was really good and about as healthy as a soup can be.
Kim and Deb were back in town tonight before flying back home tomorrow. Poor Deb had a sinus infection during their week traveling around Panama. It made my cold look like nothing. But we were both feeling better tonight at dinner.
It was great to see them.
I’m still sick, but am not too sick for my Zoom Spanish lessons and homework. I think using colored pencils makes it more fun.
I’m almost over my cold and happy to report Jeff has not caught it. I still have a runny nose. I asked my Zoom Spanish teacher how you say “runny nose” in Spanish. She said there isn’t a direct translation. You just say in Spanish my nose has mucous. I guess it makes sense. Runny never really made sense in terms of noses.
