Today was a flamingo day! Bill seemed to enjoy the boat ride and bird watching; Justin and I certainly did.
After an early lunch at La Palapa, we eased home to learn that Santos and his team weren’t able to work since we had no water to mix concrete. After pouring the concrete to finish the roof yesterday, they were quite happy to call it a day before noon.
Shrimp and grits for dinner. I think Bill was pleased.
On the COVID front in Mexico, the seven-day average for new case numbers is down 12%. The average number of new coronavirus infections reported each day in Mexico has decreased by more than 20,000 over the last three weeks.
Additionally, the national vaccination rate among adults is over 90%, and no state has a rate below 70%; 69% of adults aged 60 and over have had a booster shot. It will be interesting to compare these numbers with those of Wisconsin or Texas!
Dellene was to have her eye surgery today but it was postponed until next week. Dellene said it was 85’ and gorgeous yesterday and today Austin is basically shut down since it froze after a recent rain. Green Bay is seeing the thermometer top out at 24’ today. Me, I’m looking more toward Mexico City where it is 76 and partly cloudy.
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