We finally got some rain this Sunday evening. Thank goodness! Probably caused some flooding along the same old downtown streets as always. We'll take whatever we can get. We sure need it. It'll cool the temps down and make for nice sleeping weather.

Sales continue slow for local merchants except for those selling 10-peso trinkets, in spite of the cifras alegres by the state tourism office claiming the state has 80% occupancy. They keep stupidly and wrongly assuming the high body counts is something to be proud of. I keep hoping they'll get serious and stop simulating their jobs. Been hoping for quite a few years now. While all tourists are welcome, it makes no sense to spend a fortune remodeling the town's appearance and traveling to Europe and Las Vegas and other faraway places supposedly to market Zihuatanejo and having big fiestas on the public dole if the tourists aren't spending enough for local merchants to prosper. We used to have big spending tourists, but it seems the local government can't admit its bad policies, overbuilding and dumb beach regulations are running them off. I guess that means I have to keep working even harder.

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Turistas en el muelle municipal de Zihuatanejo regresan de Playa Las Gatas después de una larga día mientras brilla la luna encima.