Aloha - coming south

7 years ago
Greetings all,
Steve, Vanna, and Tai (blacklab/greyhound mix) I'm retired military, and while I was in panama in the mid/late 90s was inviting. Now retired, and grinding along, and not enjoying what we should, we weighed in on going to panama. for activities, we just run...a lot of research did turn up a few running groups. We live very small and simply, we're vegan, and don't eat out at all, mainly, crowds cause me a lot of stress, and we bring tai with us everywhere, cause he is a service dog, and well, way more fun bringing your dog on adventures. I have found some good jobs in the canal zone, course some places aren't to crazy about americans returning into some places where they felt we up'd and left, but there are some employers that have reached out multiple times. any help and advise would be great. I keep off the repetitive what's it cost, is it safe, can I live off $XXX a month. I'd really like to find an average of moving your dogs there.

Steve

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