Ya Es OfiZIHal - Temporada de Huracanes

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Today, May 15, was Día del Maestro in Mexico. Another day when students miss classes while we recognize the teaching profession. ¡Felicidades a los verdaderos maestros!

Today also marks the official beginning of our Temporada de Huracanes. While some folks are making a lot of noise about an area of tropical disturbance to our south, the ocean temperature along our coast remains way too cool for a hurricane. But we'll gladly accept any rain it could send our way. The water temp in Zihuatanejo Bay barely reached 25.4°C today, and outside the bay it seems to be a tad cooler.

It felt a tad warmer today than previous days, but it was still quite comfortable anywhere in the shade. Hardly any tourists around even though there was no school today, and I don't believe there will be classes the rest of the week. Poor students.

Not a day passes that I don't give thanks to be right here and with my amazing wife! She spoils me rotten but makes me a better person. I've never met another woman like her. I just may be the luckiest Gringo in Mexico.

This Thursday is jueves pozolero. Enjoy a mezcal or tequila along with one of Guerrero's most traditional dishes. You can find some good pozole restaurants on my Restaurants page. I prefer pozole blanco con puerco with all the fixins. And my favorite pozolería is El Profe in Coacoyul. How about you?

If you want to pamper yourself and enjoy some of the finest accommodations at Playa La Ropa, check out Villa Carolina. A small elegant contemporary B&B Mexican style villa hotel ideally situated less than 100 meters from the beach in Zihuatanejo. It features a private pool and luxurious suites with kitchenettes, A/C and internet.
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¡Cuidemos nuestro patrimonio!
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Mientras unos pescadores hacen encallar sus pangas, otros venden los frutos de sus labores nocturnos en Playa Principal en Zihuatanejo.