I have a book - and other writing projects - with deadlines looming; Adm. Fox has her Zumba to teach, language classes to take and enough other things to keep her so busy it would wear out a teenager. Wait, isn't she a teenager?
Plus, our granddaughter Sasha Fox is right here, who we hope we will get to see. A lot. A lot...
Today we headed out to La Cruz de Huanacaxtle to the Sunday farmer's and artisan market, held where once there was just a beach. Now there is a marina, restaurants and a thriving mercantile economy. More than a few gringo property owners lost their beach rights in the process, but it is Mexico.
And boy, can we relate to their plight. !Tenacatita libre!
We had wanted to have lunch at the famous Philo's but he was closed. Next week he will be open seven days a week.
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| Musicians entertain at La Cruz Market |
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| Market on the waterfront, tres cool |
In the meantime, I had occasion to revisit the video Adm. Fox and I produced last fall about this time, Saving Perro Morro. It has stood the test of time. Now we just have to get up the courage and go see if Morro is still alive at his tienda home. I hope so.
If you have a spare few minutes, it's worth taking a peek at.
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