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Self Assessment

     Lessons From Class      The blogging is not hard. It is in fact teaching me more about the subject in hand. It is the ability on my hand of being able to sit down and do it on time. Time management is very important but I need to find my balance in the the importance in school. I do not like setting a minimal  on how much to right, but I would like to know what is acceptable to my blogs can go beyond. I like to think I am putting in a lot of effort in my blogs. I do not like procrastinating. If I am able to complete it then I would like to complete it then. In my line of work it is hard to make time to do so though. I have can to an understand that I must go down in days and hours so that I may progress in my classes. As I type my blogs, I tend to reread the same sentences or go back a few sentence sentences to make sure the sound of it flows and goes correctly. I like to encourage criticism. It helps me and pushes me to write better and points out things I may have not caught. So
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Why Travel There

  Lets Go Visit          Unlike most counties, such as Mexico or northern South America where crime is high, it is a rule in Panama to stay away from confrontation. They pretty much have petty theft crimes. Another beautiful reason is that the currency is the same. They use US dollars. With many Credit cards they do not " c harge extra fees for making purchases in Panama, ATM’s are easy to use, and international wire transfers are straight forward, making purchasing just like home."      In the Panama Culture, they are cheerful and try to help you even if you don't speak their same language. As stated in another Blog, the government is trying to make it easy for the people who are there. In other words, the cost of living is very cheap. An average a month is almost two thousand dollars in order to live comfortably. Unlike the US, insurance cost less. In the capitol, as well as other places in the country, have top line, high educated and trained doctors.      I want to me
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Venturing the Island

  Life in Panama        Anywhere outside the United States, we consider a 3rd world country but really are they?  Just in five years, the growth of this country has sky rocketed. Coming from travelers from Spain, to a huge population with entertainment and liveliness. A not so small country with a growing number in people have created Golf clubs, resorts and lots for shopping grounds and ways to make income. They developed more modern needs, or wants depending on how you look at it, high-speed internet, trust worthy power sources, and clean water from the tap. In some cases, with consideration of being smaller, have better roads. In every year, they find new ways to invest in their country to improve their conditions. Unlike most countries, Panama has a stable government. They work with the society and people to make it better living for them.     In the day to day, outside of work, Panama will sweep you away. It provides a exercise and fun such as water events and nature trails. No ma
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History of Panama of the Caribbean

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  Dive into Panama       Like most countries, Panama has its own background. While being known for its beauty in scenery and livestock, the life and energy it gives off has the travelers and indigenous people entuned and active. As most people think of Panama part of the Caribbean island it's location doesn't classify it as an island. It is a bridge connecting both North and South Americas'.          A fun fact about the island itself and how it came to be, it was one of the Spanish Colonies it exist in the "New World". Spain made Panama  “the door to the seas and key to the universe" in the 1530's.  The island was originally meant for increasing the power to the Inca Empire. It was in about the 19th century when they exported the natural riches such as gold and silver and imported it back to Spain.          Later on they broke free from Spain, like the States from Europe, started building their own way. In 1914, roughly, they became a checkpoint for ship
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About Me

 Hey Everyone! I am twenty-two years old, and have one five year-old boy, as well as one on the way. I am eager to start this semester working to my dream career as a nurse. I know school will be stressful, so I usually unwind with expressing myself thru art, cooking, and other abilities, such as voice impersonations. I started to do voice overs from famous cartoons in the summer between middle and high school. Enthusiasm is key to anything to me, especially when it comes to something you are passionate about. 
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