Quirky Living Note: We all know what the yellow paint is for on a street corner. But here in Panama it surely does not mean “no parking”. It apparently means that it is reserved for a car wash. You will see on many busy corners (and our corner on Via Argentina is one hummer of a busy corner) a man sitting at the corner with a plastic bucket and some bottles and rags. You just drive up, park on the corner in the yellow zone, go have coffee at a café, and have your car washed. It is so practical I don’t understand why this free enterprise opportunity has not caught on in the United States!
About Me
- Judge Tom Warren
- Judge Warren served on the Chelan County District Court in Wenatchee from 1986 to 2007. He received his B.A. from the University of Washington in Business Administration-Marketing. He received his L.L.B. from the University of Washington Law School in 1966. He was published in Experience Magazine with an article on travel tips for senior lawyers. In the ABA Judges Journal he had an article published titled “One Judge’s Attempt at the Care and Feeding of Juries.” Judge Warren has been noted for teaching judges around the U.S. on issues of judicial outreach and media contacts. He has been a regular speaker for the program “Courts Under Attack” sponsored by the ABA Judicial Division. He was on the faculty of the Donald Reynolds National Center for the Courts and Media in the National Judicial College in Reno, Nevada and taught at the Court Administrators, Working Press, and Public Information Officers education programs. Judge Warren is currently very busy with community activities in Chelan. He is serving as President of Chelan Rotary and has become a member of the Lake Chelan Community Hospital Commission.
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