Monthly Archives: May 2017

POL Reminder

Panama Journal

With May coming to an end, it is probably a good time to remind all American Citizens, who receive US Government benefits, that the May and June mailings for Proof of Life are going out.

If you receive one of the US government pensions, and are a permanent resident of Panama, then you need to be watching for your letter, if the last two digits of your social security number end in 50-99.

Remember that a Panama mailing address cannot be one of the mail forwarding companies, such as MBE, Mailbox Express, etc. It has to be delivered to a Panama Post Office.

If you don’t receive your letter by October, then you will need to contact the FBU (Federal Benefits Unit) in the US Panama Embassy.

For the original post I did on Proof of Life, click HERE. 

 

You’re officially an adult when you become more than half of all the things you made fun of in your youth.

Fact: Alcohol increases the size of the send button by 89%

When I was a kid I thought 70 was really really old and now I’ve discovered I was right.

Nobody warned me that being in my 70’s would involve this much ibuprofen.

Stop at two is the best advice for having kids and having drinks.

Beach home in Playa Las Lajas

For Sale, Real Estate For Sale or Rent

I received a request to post the following.

The 2-Bedroom, 2-Bathroom beach home residence offers 2,300 sq. ft. of space, with a big master suite and stunning chef kitchen. This charming property is completely fenced with gate.
The sale includes all of the assets including furniture, appliances, electronics, safe in master room, curtains, top quality towels and linens, plenty of storage, laundry facilities, inventory of tools, is brand new and most importantly 20 years of exemption on property tax. The owners will keep only a few personal family items and some art work.

More info and photos at: https://www.encuentra24.com/panama-en/real-estate-for-sale-beachfront-homes-and-lots/casa-de-playa/7827137

Or contact Flavio at panamondo @ gmail.com  (remove spaces)

I can see it now.
[Me, on my deathbed]
Lilliam: Is that what you’re going to wear?