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Real Estate

Setting The Stage
Angela Long-Lambert
Thursday, January 26th, 2012

Would you put you car for sale on the street without washing it? Would you go to a job interview without brushing your hair? Would you leave peeling paint, unkempt gardens and dirty windows in and on your house that was For Sale? Some people do!

GPS

My Mom Has Fun
Grupo Pro Sayulita
Thursday, January 26th, 2012

Allow me to brag for a minute about my Mom, who happens to be 98.5 years old.  Every year she comes to visit us in Sayulita for about a month, and as all hosts know, we have to work to keep our guests entertained.  In her case, she likes to do things up in the air.  At 90, she went skydiving-- that's jumping out of an airplane (in tandem) in a parachute.

Local

Helping By Design - New Town Delegate Office
Grupo Pro Sayulita
Wednesday, January 25th, 2012

Grupo Pro Sayulita volunteer Tuck (a.k.a. Juanita in Sayulita), who happens to have an interior design background, has once again come to the aid of the town in helping to furnish the Delegado's new offices. For several years, GPS volunteers have been suggesting that some sort of office where residents could talk to town officials be set up.  With the recent election of Hector Piña as the town's Delegado, this dream is becoming a realty. Hector has secured several rooms at the camp compound on Calle Miramar near Revolución to be used for town purposes.

Nature

The Green Iguanas in Sayulita
Octavia & Daniel
Wednesday, January 25th, 2012

Amongst the hustle and bustle of downtown Sayulita, there is still a spot of calm tranquility that exists. It is on the road towards Los Muertos Beach, as you turn the corner of Calle Delfin , right next to Tierra Viva Restaurant. It is a designated Iguana Sanctuary and taking a moment to gaze into the canopy to locate a sedentary iguana is a moment that inspires you to slow down and remember that nature still lives among us.

Photo

Town Construction Progress
Lindsay Walter
Friday, January 27th, 2012

Sayulita's downtown construction project to improve the roads, sidewalks, and town plaza is underway. Here are some photos of the progress for our readers who are not currently in Sayulita. Despite the few obstacles, most businesses are still open serving customers in Sayulita. Workers are hustling as the governor of Nayarit has declared that work should be completed by March 2012.

Food

Mahi-Mahi Spring Rolls
Maria Zache
Friday, January 27th, 2012

It turns out that a kilo of Mahi-Mahi fillets is A LOT for two people but ohmygoodness, how yummy. I had somewhat recently discovered how easy spring rolls really are to make once you know a couple of simple tricks. I had brought spring roll wrappers (thin disks made out of rice) and nori (pressed, dried seaweed) from the U.S., just for convenience sake (though they may be purchased at Celia’s Frutería on Revolución).

Wellness

Suspension Training
Josh & Shelly
Wednesday, January 25th, 2012

If you've ever been to one of our Power Ropes classes here in Sayulita, then you've experienced Suspension Training, one of the most effective methods of total body conditioning, and the fastest growing fitness trend in North America.  Anyone, at any fitness level can do it: from the absolute beginner, to the highly conditioned athlete.  Best of all, you can do it anywhere!

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