The Possibilities in Puebla

The Possibilities in Puebla

A slow start and light day for us today

We wander the streets around our boutique hotel in the heart of Puebla. Wow! What a vibrant city this is. And the food scene is everywhere. I wish I could dive in

Unfortunately the bug that I’ve been fighting the past couple of days isn’t quite done with me. So instead trying of all the delicious foods here, I order myself some McNuggets and fries.

It’s not quite an afternoon out unless you can get some shopping in, and Janelle eyes a couple of tops that she likes. Then it’s right back to the hotel lobby bar for more trip planning.

Some sort of sweet strawberry meringue…custard? Sweet goodness

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