So Good To Z You!
My mother has one of the world's most gifted gardeners looking after her interests. While Lupita and I were visiting her yesterday we couldn't help but marvel at her beautiful blooming water hyacinth. It was cut from a plant in Laguna de San Valentín around 2 decades ago and somehow she's kept it going all these years.
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Sometimes the the most interesting scenes can be found where you least expect them, including right in the middle of one of Ixtapa's oldest residential areas. Here's a small shrine to Mexico's patron holy figure Guadalupe aka Tonantzín in the foreground framed by bougainvillea with a majestic red-barked gumbo limbo or cuajiote tree towering over some banana trees and a rather odd looking catamaran in the background.
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And this was the scene at our downtown beach this morning as a brooding sky left over from Tropical Storm Trudy greeted Zihuatanejo's early risers.
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