For Zihuatanejenses who celebrate Thanksgiving, we are especially thankful to still have our community intact, our homes, our jobs and our livelihoods, unlike our less fortunate brothers and sisters in Acapulco and Coyuca. It's been a month since Huracán Otis, but our hearts are still with our Acapulqueño and Coyuquense neighbors who continue trying to put their lives and communities back together.

What a delicious day of light rain we enjoyed in Zihuatanejo. It brought the temps down, washed the dust away, and assured that our hillsides will remain green at least a little while longer.

My wife Lupita and I can't thank Deborah and her staff enough for their gracious hospitality, excellent service and supremely delicious Thanksgiving dinner. Somehow we managed to clean our generously portioned plates and save room for her to-die-for pumpkin pie with a generous dollop of real whipped cream on top. We almost needed wheelchairs to get out of there after we ate so much! What a special treat! THANK YOU, DEBORAH!
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Apenas se ve unas huellas de una tortuga marina en Playa Principal durante un amanecer en la tranquila bahía de Zihuatanejo.