The card is bleached out by the Panamanian sun.
Under normal circumstances I would have bought a new kit about a month ago, but the Covid isolation of the island is making that difficult.
Just getting groceries can be a challenge, much less non-essentials like fish stuff.
Women are allowed out of their yard 3 days per week, men sometimes only 2, and only 3 for hours on those days. Masks are the law.
To do actual shopping in the city, a permit must be acquired from the islands mayor, and because there are only 2 ferry's per week, one on each gender day, its quite the hassle.
I laugh when I hear about people in the states complaining about loss of freedoms.
But I must admit the isolation has had a real positive side. Although there are 64,000 cases of Covid in mainland Panama,
Taboga (my island) is Covid free at the moment