street smart

one of the things i truly miss about living in a foreign country is the life that exists on the streets. after living in spain and returning home, i felt a little lost. the streets were filled with cars but no people. i missed being able to walk down a street while dodging bikes, dogs, people walking home with their fresh groceries for the day. visiting guatemala filled that void for me.

the streets are alive.

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the street shopping was quite an adventure. i think my dad was followed by no less that 5 people at a time. he couldn't say no to anyone…and ended up with about a 50-pounds of stuff in his backpack.

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jeff and i took a ride in one of these little red "tuk tuks." that is one fun way to get around town!

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yes, the streets are alive and well.

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4 Comments

  1. ditto to what sariah said. (hi, sariah). You captured the street life! You captured their daily life I LOVE it!!

  2. What a delightful family blog. I have so enjoyed catching up with your happenings and really enjoyed all your fantastic photos. You captured Guatamala perfectly and brought back a lot of good memories for me. It was about 10 years ago that I visited some of those same places in Guatamala. I agree, the people are B-utiful!

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