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Business

Friday, August 27th, 2010

The Sayulita summer economy does not seem to be slowing down although we are currently in our "low season" at the moment. Sayulita is expecting a very prosperous upcoming high season to kick off in the upcoming months with so many tourists returning to their favorite vacation destination and new visitors already planning their upcoming vacations to Sayulita. New summer business in Sayulita have arrived to offer their products and/or services and I am happy to announce these great businesses to our El Sayulero readers.  Check out what these new Sayulita businesses have to offer locals and residents alike.

Family

Friday, August 27th, 2010

This "Back to School" week marked the beginning of Costa Verde International School's third year in operation. With a new directorial team at the helm, four new teachers on board and a host of other changes and new programs, the CVIS team is excited about the year to come. I stopped by last week before school started to chat with new Academic Director Julie Brenninkmeyer about what's in store for the CVIS community this year.

Local

Friday, August 27th, 2010

The freshness of the early morning breeze blowing through the room as I snuggle beneath a down quilt, enjoying the comfort of flannelette sheets, early morning walks over unbroken cement through parkways lush with desiduous and coniferous vegetation, clean, bubbling streams, beautifully manicured lawns, listening to the unique song of the meadowlark, a big orange harvest moon rising in an endless prairie sky......these are a few of my favorite things about spending part of the summer in the Great White North, and how I appreciate them!
Wednesday, August 25th, 2010

Sayulita has lost two residents over the last two weeks, Jose Luis Godinez Mojica, in a tragic automobile accident on Highway 200 outside of Sayulita, and Juan Jose Muro, who died of a heart attack in Puerto Vallarta.

GPS

Friday, August 27th, 2010

When Barbara and I first arrived in Sayulita for the winters, we started to take Spanish lessons with Liliana at the bookstore. Taking Spanish classes was also the social thing to do - we met many of our friends at those classes. They were fun, although an older adult "student" class meant that our minds were no longer ‘sponges' and that many things had to be repeated. I joked with Liliana that first day that she and I would grow old together. I tried to convey to her how difficult it was for me to learn a language.

Nature

Thursday, August 26th, 2010

If you have ever passed through Camaron Campground parking lot on the North side of Sayulita, an impressive grove of palm-like trees greets you. The fanned out "branches" create an arc of symmetry, towering to impressive heights, and providing abundant shade. These plants are known as the Travellers Palm and are a beautiful addition to many ornamental landscapes throughout town.

Surf

Wednesday, August 25th, 2010

After wandering about the northwestern corner of the U.S. for a month, we came home to Sayulita last week and I immediately plunged into the surfing side of things. A great one-hour session at the main break here in town - six guys out at eight in the morning, light offshore breeze, crisp, fast little chest-high rights - started things off. After that I went with a couple of my local amigos over to Punta Mita to surf my favorite waves.

Interviews

Friday, August 27th, 2010

 

Where were you born and when did you come to Sayulita? I was born in Colima. I came to Sayulita 14 years ago because I heard there were more opportunities here and better pay. My sister lived in San Ignacio and I came to visit her and look for work. I have been living in San Ignacio ever since.

¿Donde naciste y cuando llego a Sayulita? Nací en Colima. Llegue a Sayulita hace 14 años porque había escuchado que Sayulita ofrecía mas oportunidades y todos estaban mejor pagados aquí. Mi hermana vivía en San Ignacio y vine a visitarla y buscar trabajo. He estado viviendo en San Ignacio desde entonces.

Kids

Thursday, August 26th, 2010

Hi there!  I am back in school here in Sayulita, Mexico. I'm so excited to be back, for many different reasons. I thought I'd write down a few and share them, maybe you feel the same way!

Photo

Thursday, August 26th, 2010

This is the most beautiful time in the Sayulita jungle. Everything is so lush and green - it's amazing. But it's also the most beautiful time in the Northwest forests in a different way...a really cold way. On one walk I was wearing a down coat and Ugg boots, the other, flip flops and a strapless dress. Go figure...

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