Riads Fascination Fes

... most medieval manner. They handed out sprigs of mint to us on our way in to help balance the stink, but it didn't work. We walked up, up, up and up some stairs (this was a theme throughout the day) until we reached the look-out of the tannery. Men were standing in vats of dye up to their thighs, working the hides with ...

... the presentation. I told them that I didn't like the rugs, that they didn't match my house and that I was in no way interested. They continued to harass me for an hour until the tour guide said it was time to go. They said that I would regret not buying a rug forever and that I would spend my life looking for the rug I let go. As I wander around barefoot on my cold hardwood floor this evening, I could not be happier.

... seks scenarii chelovek pauk komiksy seks v vannoj skachat ...

... was delish, laced with icing sugar and cinnamon (a bizarre combination for a savory dish), but more about moroccon food later on (separate blog). We took our guide, Mohammed and headed off into the maze of desolate streets, occasionally bumping into a group of young men, tending fires on the streets. Here is where they were BBQ'ing the sheeps heads, which is part of the ritual for the feast. The streets are lined with piles of sheeps skins fresh from the ...

... had been a better wife her husband wouldnt have felt the need to get his nuts in someone elses mouth ..... and if she would have divored him she woudl have burned in hell. Such is the life of a woman in politics. On the otherhand we have John McCain. Now I actually like McCain and quite a few of the young-uns around me like him too. Or atleast they did. He has a good record as a member of the American legislature. He has the kudos of having been held captive by ...

I feel that perhaps my blog entries have been a little bit negative...or at the very least a little bit too reflective. For those of you who know me this won't come as a surprise...I am a bit of glass half empty person. I admire people's optimism when they think the glass is half full but I can't help but think they are deluding themselves. I recently met this guy called Keith Krebs...check him out on my facebook friends page. The guy has done so much it would take ...

... show. Fair bit of illness ensues as these characters spend all day every day thigh deep in......literally anything that'll tan your hide. OH&S rep was.....well out for the day. Age-old tradition still doing its thing, fascinating. Our guide at this juncture decided we'd best be left in the cosy atmosphere of his mate's cousin's father's son's mate's brother's carpet shop ( just between us only, I ...

... a grand taxi to our riad in the medina which Lisa had booked some time before. Carved sacko walls, painted ceilings, marble, roof top balcony with a view of fes, kitchen ,bathroom (with hot) and our own hamam. It was amazing! Headed out to have alook at the town and had dinner at Restaurant Kasbah. We were up on the top balcony which had a great view of the hustle and bustle without the noise as well as a view of the ...

... heads. At this point I was thinking, "we paid for this service?". Then she places another bucket of hot water in front of us, with cups inside, and shows us to rinse ourselves off using the smaller cups. After about ten minutes of this, the bather comes back to us, and one by one leads us to the next room, which is significantly more comfortable, as it's not as hot as the steam room, and shoves us down on the floor again. We wait. She comes back with ...

... hardest sell every time - it gets beyond a joke very quickly. One thing I didn't mention about Chefchaouen but is also true of Fez is that there are tens of stray cats running around the restaurant, the streets, and your table at every meal. The streets are pretty much choc full of markets - again food and clothes and junk mainly - but in the food markets stray cats are plentiful and eat anything that has fallen off any of the butchers benches. As I sit here in an internet cafe blocks away ...