La Vida en DomiZIHlio

https://youtu.be/QBZFebgYU_I

Zihuatanejo has now accumulated 11 people that have been infected, though I believe 9 of them are now no longer ill.

While relaxing on our azotea last night Lupita had to cover herself with a couple of towels to ward off the cool steady breeze coming from the north. My tequila kept me warm. I cannot ever recall such cool evening breezes in May. The mornings are not quite as cool as they were a couple of weeks ago, though it may be the difference of only a degree or two celsius, but when you live somewhere with such stable perfect weather even a couple of degrees is a big change for us. Eat your hearts out, snowbirds!

This odd weather has us thinking it might not rain until late June.

The Hotel Catalina is scheduled to reopen on June 11. They have some great prices available if you make your reservations before July 31.

It's hard to get used to seeing nobody on the Paseo del Pescador.

Late yesterday afternoon most of the smoke blew away for much of the evening, and the lighting was spectacular in the bay until the sun went behind the hills.