Volver a la Vida en Zih

As of yesterday evening Zihuatanejo has registered a total of 149 confirmed Covid-19 infections (78 now fully recovered) and still 26 confirmed deaths.

Families of tourists were enjoying themselves on the beaches right up until sundown yesterday when supposedly the beaches are closed. Glad I don't still live in La Ropa because walking the beach was the best way to get to town and back for many folks including me (I almost always walked). Restaurants should be noting an uptick in business even though lots of tourists bring their own coolers full of food.

Remember, Joe's Café Marina is open! So is La Porteña.

The weather has been much warmer these past few says than it had been, which is normal for July. We usually have a real good storm at this time of the year, but I don't see any coming anywhere close to us in the foreseeable future. Everything is heading out to sea. A little afternoon rain would be nice.

Downtown is scarce on water again. Hopefully we'll get some today. Makes it kind of hard to keep things sanitized.

Make your reservations now for the coming vacation season and please send in your deposits so lodgings have the means to reopen in compliance with the new health safety requirements. Many folks here are literally spent out and trying to work miracles just to stay in business.

Almost everyone is wearing a facemask except for the cats.