That rainbow on Wednesday was indeed spectacular to see.

The weekend has actually been good for us with a full house these last few days. I can't speak for overall tourism but business has been good for us these last few days.

Really glad to hear that, amigo!

Things generally look much better overall now that the port is open. Tourists are lined up at the pier. Ixtapa's hotels look busy. There's a bit more traffic downtown, and we saw more families and couples of tourists out this morning enjoying the waterfront.

On the beach in front of the museum the waves washed a lot of sand away, and one of the new palm trees actually sank to a new lower level instead of falling over. Weird to see. A couple of others have their roots exposed and could fall if the beach continues eroding away.

The weekend has actually been good for us with a full house these last few days. I can't speak for overall tourism but business has been good for us these last few days.

Amazing! There were no fireworks last night in el Centro, and very few groups of loud drunks during the wee hours. I don't think we heard a single gunshot or firecracker. Don't know if they had any at the ayuntamiento. Couldn't hear them.

No parade today, either.

Today the official count of active cases of Covid-19 in Zihuatanejo was 61. In La Unión there are currently 6 active cases and in Petatlán 5.

Almost no tourists around. Very strange. Usually we have a busy few days around Día de la Independencia.

The pozole today from Jaiba Feliz was especially delicious. All the seasonings were just right. Solamente me enchilé un poco.

Who's making rezzies?
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A light rain made photography a bit risky yesterday morning. The double rainbow looked so close that I could almost reach out and touch it.