I'VE FOUND PERFECT treats for the beach. They look delicious and refreshing, help you keep cool, and they don't melt in the sun.
HE ENCONTRADO DULCES perfectos para la playa. Parece deliciosos y refrescantes, te ayudan a mantenerte fresco, y no se derriten al sol.
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| GLAZED DONUT WITH SPRINKLES. UN DONUT GLASEADO, CON ASPERJAS. |
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| NOT JUST A POPSICLE... A CREAMSICLE. (ICE CREAM TRUCK IN BACKGROUND?) NO SOLA UNA PALETA... ¡UNA PALETA DE NARANJA Y VAINILLA! ¿CAMIÓN DE HELADOS EN EL FONDO? |
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| BUT MY FAVORITE: A CHOCOLATE-GLAZED DONUT! PERO MI FAVORITO: UN DONUT GLASEADO CON CHOCOLATE. |
I'll take the pink frosted one please!
ReplyDeleteanne marie:
DeleteThat's usually not my taste, but it does look delicious, doesn't it?
They would be fun to take to the beach
ReplyDeleteAdam:
DeleteI saw a really wonderful slice of watermelon the other day, but missed getting a photo. I'll keep watching for its return.
"They look delicious and refreshing, help you keep cool, and they don't melt in the sun" I don't know why but I thought we were talking about pool boys. but I was close. You can inflate both.
ReplyDeletemistress maddie:
DeleteNow everyone knows pool boys do NOT help YOU keep cool.
Very cute and not a plaid insight.
ReplyDeleteWilma:
DeleteOh, the plaids were out. I just gave them the day off.
I like a popsicle.
ReplyDeleteJust sayin'.
Bob:
DeleteI haven't had one in ages... just sayin'.
Haha! I love these treats!
ReplyDeleteJennifer:
DeleteI've seen some other great ones. I have to get pictures.
These items must taste good since there are bites out of them.
ReplyDeleteStephen:
DeleteI love those bites. But then the chocolate donut is fresh for the taking.
You are a funny man!! And these are both are calorie free!!
ReplyDeleteJim:
DeleteProblem is they're really hard to digest.
Thats a whole lot of rubber
ReplyDeleteJohn:
DeleteOr plastic... Vinyl?
I am disappointed there is no more colorful word for doughnuts in Spanish than donuts.
ReplyDeleteSpo:
DeleteWell, depending on type, they have different names in Spanish -- dona, rosquilla, buñuelo. But the word used for the traditional ring donut is most often the English word "donut." Such a shame.
funny
ReplyDeleteGosia:
DeleteWe have watermelon, too!