Hotel Rossy Zihuatanejo

... Chihuahua, play poker with beach beans, listen to lots of Cheese from visitors about anybody in this little beach village (soap operas were probably invented here), more surfing for Jason and looking at the waves and so on…. Jason’s dad is on his second business trip already, so we try to keep Maudy a little distracted and she doesn’t feel so lonely. We spend two days in Zihua getting things done and meeting Carolina, but most of the times it’s a little ...

... two so we have been back and forth several times.

We have found a nice little hotel that only has four rooms, called La Casa del Suenos. We are in the largest room with a kitchenette, tv, hot water (which we never use now), a/c, the works for just 4500 pesos for the month. Mostly we spend our time in the market shopping for veggies and fresh bread to bring home or having lunch at our regular lunch counter for a couple of bucks each. The food in the market is terrific. Better ...

... was frustration for both me and them, but I sure had a good time.

On Sunday night, I decided I wanted to see the sun set at the beach, so I took my camera and went out to the beach alone. (Everyone else was napping) As I was standing in the sand, water flowing over my feet, waves crashing in, the sun was setting and it reminded me that God is amazing! Every little detail of the huge waves, the tides, the sun going ...

... seemed as if the young men were bored and just wanted to stop us to check out Christina. Both times they told us it was a routine search but they didn't really search much and when they asked for ID, it was poorly viewed.  In both situations the soldiers were friendly and did not give us a hard time. Furthermore, in both situations, they asked Christina if I was her Husband… not sure how that relates to anything?

After Barra De Navidad, we climbed in La Familia and headed to Zihuatanejo. This 8 hour drive was some awesome coastal driving with lunch in a surreal beach stop along the way. Our hotel had the most beautiful bay view with a vanishing edge pool and lots of areas to play cards, relax, and read. We made daily trips to Troncones, driving on the beach to surf, play coconut bowling, and have cervezas. We went through the smallest, poorest puebla (town) you'd imagine but ...

... the military as well as the police. In the past this was mainly happening in border cities like Tijuana and others. It is pretty much going inland as well and also reached the coast. A few weeks ago the police station here in Zihua was bombed and police officers died. One day later there were other attacks and unofficial statements claim that there are incidents daily. It is for sure a worrying situation but I have to comfort you in saying that it has no real ...

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Casa Celeste Hotel, Hermenegildo Galeana No. 6, Tel: 01 (755) 544-7413, Web: www.hotelcasaceleste.com. This small luxury hotel, with 15 rooms and a pool has only recently opened and is located in the heart of Zihuatanejo. All the en-suite rooms are nicely furnished with king-size beds, wireless, and cable TV. The hotel sits on the town ...

... and get crazy. Not us though, we enjoyed watching and drinking tequila at our favourite café. We were told that a nice parade would go through the city the next morning. I was wondering why they would do that in the early morning but when we got there at 8:30 am I understood!! The parade was filled with all the school classes of Zihuatanejo. Girls in their little skirts and boys marching on the streets, some playing the drum with their excited mothers walking ...

... was chatting away like old friends. Our new friends ordered dinner from the restaurant, which consisted of barbequed fish, rice, tortillas, hot salsa and side plates of French fries and garlic shrimp. There was enough food to feed everyone and the meal was delicious. We even had extra company for dinner. A passerby on the beach was welcomed to the group. Domenic, from France, was a welcomed addition to the crew although he only ...

... lawn to listen to the music and even bring your own food. It really is a magical place. I especially should have loved it because I got to see the play "Gypsy" featuring a Broadway legend: Patti LaPone and also the Joffrey Ballet and even a night of Jazz, a night of Classical,some Blues and even the B52´s. Yet, I still really wasn´t happy and plus there was no one to go with because everybody was "Busy" busy doing what? I have no idea except that ever since I became sicker people ...