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I was cold this Sunday morning when I woke up. Had to snuggle up close to my sweetie to stay warm. The temperature must've dipped down to around 22°C. Brrrr!

Sunday turned into a beautiful day even though it was only partly sunny for much of the day. A gentle breeze helped keep everyone comfortable.

A HUGE ¡GRACIAS! to the wonderful people who volunteered to clean up Playa Principal this morning. Those of us who live here and walk the beach every day can't thank you enough! If only we could get folks to stop being so careless with their trash, and especially to use less plastic and stop throwing cigarette butts and pop-tops on the beaches.

We didn't get any rain in downtown Zihuatanejo this Sunday, but I could see storms passing out to sea. We'll likely see more rain this week, but the stormy area that had been threatening our coast has moved away and isn't expected to pose any more problems for us. Lucky us. But poor Florida. I've got family and friends there, and it's going to be a long hard week for them. So many of the islands where I used to live and visit have been badly damaged by storms in recent years, and so much has been devastated and lost. Sanibel. Anna Maria Island. Cedar Key.

So I feel even more grateful to be here in the arms of the love of my life, in our little corner of paradise. Each and every day I feel like the luckiest Gringo in Mexico, don'cha know!

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Un amanecer hermoso en nuestro paraíso, pero se nota la erosión en Playa Principal por la lluvia y tanto cemento usado en el Paseo del Pescador frente a la bahía de Zihuatanejo. Antes de la dizque remodelación, esto nunca solía pasar.