Haciendo EjerZIHcio en La Playa
As of today Zihuatanejo has registered a cumulative total of 1,523 confirmed cases of Covid-19 (same as yesterday), 119 that have resulted in fatalities, 13 that are active, and approximately 1,291 that have recovered. I'm seeing more foreigners showing up each day, and I'm happy to say that most are indeed wearing facemasks. It's the few that don't that scare us locals. But kudos to those that are showing respect for others. You and your efforts are much appreciated!
It looks like we're going to have a torn up downtown waterfront walkway and main plaza under construction during the Fiestas Navideñas. Major bummer. If it weren't for our local politicians Zihuatanejo would be so much better off! Sorry to say because many of them have been friends and even relatives.
Our absolutely perfect weather continues. No, I don't miss any northern seasons. Our hurricane season officially ended yesterday. We've been left very short on rainfall this year and I expect our local water supply to dry up as it usually does before the next rainy season. Some unseasonable rains would certainly be welcome, and if my memory serves me we often get some during late January or February during these El Niño years. Keeping fingers crossed.
More people than ever are out jogging and getting morning exercise. I can remember over 30 years ago when my wife was practically the ONLY person jogging the beaches in the morning before we were married when I was still courting her and I had to keep chasing her down.
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