Made the comment to my sweetie last night that it felt like Las Caniculas.

Doing our rain dances with rock and roll music on our terrace!

Chubascos are in the pronóstico, but those are hit and miss, and they've been missing us a lot this year.

Doing our rain dances with rock and roll music on our terrace!

It was good to see some tourists back visiting this weekend. We need all the visitors we can get. A shame our city government keeps running off tourists with pets. More people than ever have pets who are part of their family, and they travel with them, but they are traveling to Zihuatanejo-Ixtapa less due to the draconian beach rules at their favorite beaches where they no longer feel welcome and they certainly don't like having their belongings searched. This has been going on since Playa El Palmar was first designated Blue Flag. And the community of Zihuatanejo continues paying the price for the shortsightedness and stubbornness of unrepresentative politicians who are only interested in paying political favors with the Blue Flag designation. They couldn't care less if tourists with the purchasing power we need visit us less and less.

It's hard to believe this is the peak of our hurricane season. Not a cloud in sight, hasn't rained in over a week, and it seems more like La Canícula with temps at record highs. Not normal at all. Locals are praying for rain.

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¡Cuidemos nuestro patrimonio!
#NoQueremosMuelleParaCruceros
#NoQueremosBlueFlagEnLasPlayas
#PreservemosPlayaManzanillo

Un cielo pintado al amanecer siempre alegra más al día.