El Zih Que Perdura

The Mercado Municipal was crowded this morning with vacationers all trying to spend as little as possible for breakfast, avoiding even our economical restaurants. Usually we see a bit higher caliber of tourism during the second week of the Semana Santa vacation period, but they appear fewer than usual this year. Great! Just what we need.

Another chilly morning by our standards. But the days are warming up quicker and hotter slowly but surely. We're still on the edge of some cooler ocean water, so we're enjoying this perfect weather while it lasts. Especially the snuggling in the morning part.

With all the craziness that seems to have engulfed everywhere else in the world I remain more and more thankful each day that I wake up in Zihuatanejo! What a privilege! What a paradise! This is the life!

After the sailfish tournament scenes like this won't be possible until the pier is rebuilt. This is the Moby Dick III. Last month I posted a photo of its companion, the Moby Dick II.

The Plaza Olof Palme next to the Museo Arqueológico de la Costa Grande.