Sent you an email Rob- maybe time to talk about this?

Sorry, I can’t read the fancy script font you used in your email. It hurts my eyes. I tried but gave up.

Let me see if I can’t clear up any misunderstandings. I’ve worked damn long and hard to build a website and to build up my readership, so I am always going to be averse to sending my readers to any other website for information that can be found or posted here, whether it be TripAdvisor or your chat room on Facebook. You have always been welcome to post here, nevertheless, and no offense, your chat room is not ever going to be a place I will participate even if I were welcome. My loyalty is to this website, which is much more than just a chat room.

I hope this responds to everyone’s concerns. If not please feel free to let me know.

Un saludo y un abrazo.

Keith is a good friend. Keith, Leslie, my wife Rebeca and I get together a couple of times a year. It is usually for dinner at our house, but not always. Keith has now retired from his job and has a decent retirement income. He has been looking into properties here and considering buying.
He is alive and doing well.

Maybe instead of a Labrat report we could get a fishing report with the current one being a month old? Maybe we could also get reports from more than one boat?

Dave

Labrat has moved on to another Zihua-related site, which I frequent. On occasion, someone asks a question and I have recommended they also check this site for information. Recently, the owner of the site asked me not to mention this site, because naming hers is forbidden here. Any truth to this?

Ha ha ha ha ha

The owner of the Board has the right to remove any and all comments.

Gracias, amigo but I didn’t remove the comments in question. Labrat did when he canceled his account, accidentally (I’m guessing) deleting thousands of comments by other people in the process without so much as an escuzez-moi.

Or am I confusing this with Hillary's e-mails?

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¡Suerte y saludos!

The story starts in 1975, when he moved here from Acapulco. He was 19 years old. To make a living he hand lined for red snapper, and after he made his sailboat, the Ramukla, he dived for lobster.

Kevin is world renown, along with famous surfer and artist Pat Tobin, as the pioneers of discovering and surfing Mexico’s popular point breaks.

On a journey to get his visa renewed, He and a friend sailed down to almost Chiapas, crossed over the Gulf of Mexico on a train flatcar, and then sailed up to the tip of Yucatan. During the crossing to Florida, the sailboat sunk in a hurricane, with Kevin being picked up later by an oil tanker ship.

After staying in Florida a short while, he came back to Zihuatanejo, and has been here ever since.

You will enjoy the short novel, and really feel closer to Mexico having enjoyed the experience. If you do enjoy it as much as I think you will, good reviews will certainly help Kevin’s future sales.

Also, I have been a bit busy this last few weeks, and later this week, I have two more eBooks coming out on Amazon Kindle, with Zihuatanejo very much in the center of both.
Ed