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... there south to Marrekech in a day or two. <br><br>So stay tuned - that camel pic will hopefully come true. <br><br>P.S. Like an idiot - I went a little nuts yesterday and bought - not 1, but *2* Moroccan wool rugs. Both fairly good size, in sunset colors (to match my sweet little haven at Puget Ridge) - supremely tres, tres jolie! <br><br>Ah but the downside... Now I have about ***30*** exta pounds to lug around on my dodderin' back! ;)

... in this, but now it's starting to get to get to me. I know at times I like things planned too much in advance, and it's part of my neurotic personality, but now I'm thinking this isn't just me. Is it too much to ask to not have a general idea of a day's events or to want to know how we should dress for something (nice or casual, blazers or no blazers)? So....maybe it's not just me and my "type A" thing after all. Au revoire for now!

... nicy tokio foto super sis'ki oformlenie cvet*mi intim zn*komstv ...

... which at the time seemed strange, and later on completely hilarious if it wasn't such an obvious sleazy sales tactic. The review of all the different items went on and on as I watched, like viewing a train wreck in slow motion. At no point did she and Chad asked for the total so far, and each time they asked for one gram the slick sales guy said they really needed 5 to make it worthwhile, and so ...

... primitive items on the shelves of the store and old Moroccan men sitting around. There doesnt seem to be any women living here. It is an isolated desert town. We eat the basic typical breakfast of cheese spread and stale bread with orange flavoured jam then try to contact Australia to let someone know where we were in case we disappeared off into the desert forever. There was a chance of that. The camel guides kept coming into the computer room and telling us to get off ...

... we decide to join it (Alison is somewhat reluctant as her only other experience of camel-riding is in Egypt when her camel ran off with her aboard and jolted her spine badly). Alison, the young French couple and me get on our saddles (my camel is at the front and is called Jimi Hendrix), then hold on tightly as the camels get up - the angle is quite steep as the rear goes up first, pitching you violently forward, then the front (or is it the other way around, in which case reverse the ...

... certain lack of, well, a monopolistic intention. Here, is where i started my real first day of the semester haha. I purchased a new motorized scooter for 7299Dhs. Translating to USD about 950 dollars. Not bad at all right? After everyone finished their shopping we had the man write up the papers for the police et cetera and we were on our way to McDonalds. Now, one would almost automatically think, "you're from the states...in north africa...and you're eating at ...

... ate quietly. He then jumped up and started the tour by taking us to the Kings Palaca and leting us walk around the grounds. The grounds itself were quite beautiful and the gates were so intricatly decorated. Then it was off and through the Medina to the old Jewish section. It is an absolute maze of crazy streets and back alleys disguised as streets. The Jewish cemetary there is quite interesting and it is a sea of white grave stones that is almost blinding in the sun. Then it was a ...

... bread, jam and cheese, which tasted a lot better.<br><br>Mohammed proudly told me that all the women in his family know how to make Henna tattoos. They wanted me to try some on my hands, and as it's something enormously cultural in Morocco, of course I accepted. They also showed me photos of their previous guests who had also got henna tattoo. Not everybody gets to go to the home of a a berber family and get a free henna tattoo done in their house!<br><br>Like many things in Morocco ...