I have been meaning to write about my Guatemala trip, but I have been sidetracked and distracted. I thoroughly enjoyed my random trip to Guatemala. And, it was random. But random trips can be the best experience at times.
The colors were vibrant. The people were a delight. And, their little ice cream trucks a blast. It was a random trip with random delights. I will be sure to write more when time permits. It’s the same problem everyone else has. You take a vacation. Then, you need another vacation from all the work you just had to make up for. For now, enjot this cute little ice cream vending “truck”. I wish we had these in the Bronx growing up.
Categories: Culture, food, Psychology, society, Travel
psychologistmimi 
“Gelato typically offers fewer calories, less sugar and lower fat content per serving than ice cream. The typical 3.5 oz. serving of vanilla gelato contains 90 calories and 3 grams of fat, compared to 125 calories and 7 grams of fat in the average vanilla ice cream.”
My Wife Provides The Free Gelato Vending Each Day Particularly Through
The Heat Wave at Lunch Hoping to Enjoy it When Summer Ends too
Measured Carefully in No More Than One IceCream Cone A Day
If Not For my Sister
Recommending
It i Would Have
No Desert At All Hehe
Yet it Does Feel Like A Mini-Vacation
Dear Miriam As i Went Without Deserts For Practically Ages
Before and True That Makes it All the More Special With SMiLes..:)
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Love the flames on your ice cream truck. What a fun post for this week 😀
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Thank you! Cheers
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I grew up in Mexico City. Mother would NEVER let us eat anything from a street vendor – she suspected a lack of sanitation, and, of course, there was no certification process (possibly excepting greasing the right policeman’s palm). She was probably right, but it left me suspecting all the foods they sold, and Mexico is FULL of street vendors.
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