Last Meeting in Zihua (Por Ahora)

We had another tremendously warm, sunny day in Ixtapa relieved at intervals by a cold coffee in a place that nailed the art, and a session in the pool which cooled us off beautifully. Yesterday I got a light sun burn on my chest which is peculiar since whenever I'm out I sit in the shade. Seems like the rays are strong even there. Below is a photo of Carol on the first landing of the stairs to our condo.

We attended the mid-week meeting tonight which was as lively as ever and also received a round of applause at the conclusion. Below is a photo of the Coordinator interviewing a young sister about her initiatives to serve where the need is greater, namely in this congregation's territory.

In a previous posting I said I wouldn't talk anymore about the ever-present level changes here (such as the ones below) ...

 One the other hand we encountered this unannounced step in a sidewalk today. During my days in architectural design I recall seven inches was considered the maximum safe height for a step. This one was double that. It will be something if we get home without broken toes or a sprained ankle. Sometimes Carol has pointed out that I passed a stranger who said, "Hola" but I failed to respond. I'm sorry but I'm a little hard of hearing and I have to keep my eyes riveted on the ground to see what my foot must deal with next.