¡Más VacaZIHonistas Que Nunca!

There used to be several kiosks in the area of the photo, but not this year. We went to Sunday brunch yesterday at Soleado. There was a line out the door. Mostly Mexican families and I did not see any all inclusive wristbands. Last night, the General's sports bar was maybe half full, but that's more of a gringo hangout with hockey and football instead of soccer. Tonight, Buona Sera was full and we didn't have a reservation, so no luck. We went to Sabrina's and got a table. After dinner, the gelato place was slammed, so ice cream bars for the grandkids came from the Merza next door. I feel there are more rude, inconsiderate and entitled people here at this time of year. Maybe it's the hustle bustle of the big interior cities that descend upon us. One more week and it should be better.

You describe the people that stay in condos and who have private residences around the golf courses, at Playa Quieta and at the condos across the street from Soleiado. Wealthier city folks. Morelenses. Tapatíos. Chilangos. Guanajuatenses. This is practically the only time of year many of them occupy their local residences. You'll have to excuse if some Mexicans seem a little short with Gringos right now, but look who they just elected for president up there and what he says about Mexico and its people and what he plans to do to them.