Hello, greetings and I hope you are having a spectacular weekend, even though it is almost ending.
Today I want to talk a little bit about my Sunday.
In fact, most of us parents are getting ready for our children to start school on Monday.
But in the case of my daughter and I, of course, we are still in Caracas waiting for some medical results.
And although I went out in the morning, I did not take pictures because I just wanted to get to the house where I am staying and take off the sandals that made me ampoa. It is horrible and painful to walk like that, it really is.
In fact, in what was the evening, I decided to go out to buy some breads for a lighter dinner and just make coffee with milk.
On the way to the bakery you come across this wonderful building that has a spectacular view.
But I'm not far from the bakery, so this outing was very quick. In fact, upon arrival, I cancelled pretty quickly and opted to take, as it is known, some canillas 2 for 40 bolivars that were quite affordable and I found very tasty.
The weather, I tell you, was quite cool and pleasant.
Also, something that caught my attention about this bakery was a very meaningful phrase: "full belly, happy heart "***.
In fact, although this phrase is very meaningful, it is quite accurate. If we have eaten, we are happy, if not we are grumpy🤔.
On the way back I couldn't pass the opportunity to take a picture of the whole front of this diagonal building with the Sambil of San Bernardino and I had to put the phone on timer because I had to go out alone.
And continue capturing one or another of its wonderful buildings.
So, dear family, this was my weekend experience.
A pleasure once again to capture my day or weekend experiences in this nice community @weekendExperience. Founded by 
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The photos were taken from my personal phone (Tecno Park 10 C).
All the writing is my original property.
I used Canvas for covers and banners with free resources.
Translation of the text into English with DeepL.
The main edition is images of my property edited in Canva.