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They say that a man marries his mother.

Looks like Harry did.

Nobody can say if Brexit is a good or bad thing. What I can say is that it was voted in by a majority of the people who actually cared enough to vote. All the weasel words of the losing remainers do not alter this fact. If the referendum is overturned by the minority, you no longer have a democracy....

I think Harry has married his mother as the old saying goes.

She is strong willed and unlikely to be anyone's doormat.

Hope the marriage turns out better than his fathers disaster with his mother.

andysfootball wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 07, 2019 1:11 pm

hopefully jarra pete and global are living the high life in panama as we speak!

Their tourist visas must be expired by now'

I remember that one.
How he and his wife could do that to their children is difficult to comprehend.
Even though he was deeply in debt as a result of failed property investments.
From reports I saw, he seemed unable to understand why his son refused to have anything more to do with him.

Funnily enough, while we have spent more than a year of our lives in Panama,we have only seen the Canal from the air as we arrive at or fly from the airport at Panama City. We then have to catch a connecting flight to David (pronounced Daveed) airport where we are about an hours drive from the condo...

We live in the "Banana Belt" of Canada and are completely south of several US states. Central America is right now in the rainy season which is why we come back to our summer here. There might be some parts of Canada in which hell might freeze over for 7 months of the year but we don't live there. W...

We live on Lake Erie, so the summers are spent at home.
In the winter we spend five months in Panama where it's also nice and hot.
Hell will freeze over before we would consider going anywhere cold.

I have no idea if leaving or staying is the best option, but the referendum question was pretty clear and the result was leave.
Even if the deciding factor was only one vote that means you have a winner and a loser.
I guess we will find out pretty soon if Great Britain really is a democracy.

Hope it comes back to life.

Iguana https://imgur.com/a/RFMe03B

J Jackson wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 26, 2018 9:10 am

Beachbum wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 17, 2018 2:02 am

https://photos.app.goo.gl/KRG4Yf5U2Bi77FPo9

Eating our plants.

Does it eat the exact same plant at the exact same time everyday by any chance ?

Never thought to do that research.

Too busy throwing rocks at them.

Glad to see you are okay Sherri.

andysfootball wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 23, 2018 3:54 am

Beachbum wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 22, 2018 3:00 am

Merry Christmas from Beachbum and Beachbitch overwintering in sunny Panama.

I'm in Panama in January aboard Coral Princess.

Fancy a pint?

Love one but we are about a seven hour drive from the Canal.
We are only about 15 minutes away from the Costa Rica border.

Last year I tried to grow all my own food but I couldn't find any bacon seeds

Pilot wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 21, 2018 8:08 pm

I'm a born again Pagan

As long as you are not somebody telling me that I can't have a bacon sandwich or you will have to off me.
I thought religion was complicated enough when we just had Protestants and Catholics.

Merry Christmas from Beachbum and Beachbitch overwintering in sunny Panama.

Forget all the warpaint and show more cleavage.

andysfootball wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 18, 2018 12:47 pm

can you eat them?

Depends how hungry you are.

They aren't nearly as cute when they grow up and start digging holes in the ground.

They are a real problem on farms where you have livestock which can break a leg if they stumble into one of the holes

Farmers usually shoot them.