Dar El Jadida

7 Rua Joseph Nahon El Jadida, Morocco

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The grand finale

A travel blog entry by tsjackson

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... heard me turn on the water and offered me the shower facilities in the empty adjacent room that had hot water, where as my room did not. I very appreciatively took up his offer and enjoyed not having to wake up with a cold shower.

With a refreshed feeling, I headed out of my hotel to grab some breakfast at a nearby cafe. The cafe offered a typical breakfast of a bread of choice with jam, honey, and fromage (cheese). I enjoyed my bread with a ...

Back at the SOS Village...for now

A travel blog entry by lizchait

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... of Morocco and feel like a tourist. Ever since May, I've been working constantly out of my site which has its pros and cons. However, because of that, I've completely checked out of work now and am in need of a well-deserved break.

I'll be sure to check in once I return back to Morocco. :)

Peace & Love.
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La Fin

A travel blog entry by karsenault

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... s open. The women stay in their houses and the men sit or lay around outside doing absolutely nothing aside from watching me.

My day consists of laying in bed until about 10 or 11 because there's nothing open until then, attempting to find food which is usually unsuccessful until two hours later I happen upon a market where I can at least buy fruit. Then I end up on some bench eating it like a homeless person. I then try ...

A short story on how I was almost converted

A travel blog entry by lizchait

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... like ughhh fine. Not knowing that I was repeating the lines that would ultimately convert me into being a Muslim. Luckily a PCV stopped me mid-way.

This is the first time I've ever gone this close <----> to being converted. I tell you, a lack of food and water really does make the mind go loopy.

That and this one kid looked so delicious. Hrmm.
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Ramadan

A travel blog entry by lizchait

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... practice discipline, to purge yourself of worldly desires and supposedly, it is good for the body. One volunteer told me that giving food to the poor is 70 times (not sure what the number specifically means) more valued during Ramadan.

Since I am still at the SOS Village, I work during the day time which makes it much harder to fast because I am using energy to deal with the children whereas most people who are fasting sleep during ...

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