Le Zenith Hotel Casablanca

... with all of our bags for about two hours while Murray went out as our envoy to brave the very confusing public telephone system here in Morocco. Some phones took coins – but then they didn’t work, or quit working after one or two calls. Other phones only took calling cards – but, of course!, different phones might take different calling cards. And better yet – the phone numbers themselves required different codes before dialing the actual ...

Me and Alex explored Rabat in the morning in hope to find enough food to get us to cassablanca. Whilst we were wandering round we got a bit lost and ended up in a really poor part of town where people where selling random things on blankets. A couple of the wierdest things for sale were a broken telephone and a big naked doll with a muddy face. One of them was also selling a metal pipe.<br><br>As we ...

... one that I do. If I moan and groan about my job, tell me that at least I have one that I really like and that as a woman with an education, I will always have options. If patrons at home have issues with their public libraries, tell them they have no idea how great they really have it. If one more male makes hissing, kissing or weird noises at me as I write this blog on a street bench near my hotel, I will have to stop writing and go take a nap. :)

... The cafes are great for people watching as well as coffee,croissants and crepes, because most all of them are open air with all the chairs (rows and rows) facing street side. so, as a passer-by, you almost feel as if you have an obligation to trip and fall, or at least to shake some jazz hands as you sidle past. But, haven't any of these cafes read my "25 Random Things About Me" on Facebook? -- sliding a nice bowl of olives right up next to my espresso?! not cool. but ...

... announcement that we were going to be experience high seas once out of the port and also mention that we would experience extreme rocking again since the stabilizers had to be turned off while we turned to get out of the narrow port entrance. I took a steady stance on deck six above Timitz Square where over fifty people were sitting on the marble floor ready to slide around during the rocking. I have a video yall will have to see when I get back because it ...

... NPP coming out in front). During the first round of elections my boyfriend Alex took me to a beautiful resort at a beach called Busua, about four hours drive West of Accra (on the way to Ivory Coast). We spent 3 days eating wonderful food, playing board and card games (we played the card games when I was sick of losing the board games) and body surfed on the waves which reached upwards to 10 feet. We headed back to Accra when the long weekend and elections were over, and I ...

... Day two of our Casablanca adventure started in a similar fashion to day one, except this time we had maps (sort of), and had orientated ourselves which as a result meant we required maps less! We also had Medina experience thanks to Marrakech and Essouria so we were well prepared.Our walk through the Medina started with us heading for where we thought Rick's bar would be located; somewhere on the Northern wall of the Medina with a view of the harbour. The road on the way was quite ...

... ia conseguir falar-lhe passasse o que se passasse, so preciso de pensar positivo para as coisas acontecerem. Voltamos e o Driss serviu-me cha com pão e mel, um mel delicioso sobre o qual não consegui conter elogios que me valeram uma garrafa de 75cl cheiinha desse mimo doce para a viagem. A roupa secou e o Driss foi cumprir com a sua palavra e deixou-me na estrada que ia dar a auto-estrada. « Shokran », « Não é a mim que tens de agradecer, foi Allah que quis ...

... sala modlow bez trudu moglaby pomiescis katedre Notre Dame czy Bazylike sw. Piotra. Meczet zbudowano z bialego marmuru i pokryto zielonymi plytkami ceramicznymi. Z bliska zachwyca mistrzostwo wykonania dekoracji rzezbiarskich, wzorow barwnych plytek i cedrowych sklepien. Wnêtrze meczetu jest bardzo nowoczesne. Zainstalowano w nim centralny system ogrzewania pod³óg, elektryczne drzwi oraz odsuwany dach ...

... the Jewish quarter, exists as a walled community in the corner of Moroccan Medinas. Still, no one knows that the museum exists, let alone how to get to it!!