Moving to and learning to live in Morocco
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I have moved to Morocco, Marrakesh, to live part time to learn about the country, culture and work with other professionals to teach English. I have recently retired from a large telecommunications company and am ready to become a student of Morocco to learn more about this beautiful and exotic country, its people and history. I am interested in meeting with other women to share life observations and stories about who they are and how they got there.
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Pay it forward to Marrakesh
Posted on 27/09/2011
For my regular blog readers (and those irregular people who read my blogs,) I want to begin by saying thank you and hope to keep educating, engaging and entertaining you in this, my second...
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Ready to make my way back to Marrakesh
Posted on 06/09/2011
As I look out across the brown and gold colors of the Antelope Valley where I live here in California, I am reminded of the saying, “The grass is always greener on the other...
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After effects of Morocco…from an eating perspective...
Posted on 04/08/2011
Turn this fruit….. into this delicious juice… So far, I have had no problem with the fruit juices. I like fruit, but so much of what we get here has been picked early to...
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After effects of Morocco…from an eating perspective...
Posted on 03/08/2011
Ohhhhhh, that was nasty! Today I made a apple, beet, carrot juice with ginger, spinach and kale. My stomach is still saying, “What the heck was that?” Maybe it is better cold....
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After effects of Morocco…from an eating perspective
Posted on 02/08/2011
If you followed my Morocco blog or my Face Book status messages, you have probably guessed I like to eat. I also enjoy cooking which goes hand in hand with eating. While living on my...
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The conclusion to the first chapter of my life in...
Posted on 13/07/2011
Thank you to those who have written about missing my regular posts. The last month or so in Morocco and my first month back home to the states seems to be a blur. I spent the...
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Festival of Roses – new adventure in Morocco
Posted on 15/05/2011
It was May 5. Usually, back home in California, we would be thinking about where we would go for dinner to celebrate Cinco De Mayo – a national day of recognition of...
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Who knew????
Posted on 02/05/2011
It was Sunday afternoon. I typically prepare a nice meal on Sunday when I am home in the US, something that takes a bit of time, but is well worth the effort because it is usually...
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April 28, 2011, a sad day in Marrakesh
Posted on 29/04/2011
I was happily sitting in my room at the apartment I am renting in Marrakesh, working on the lesson for my English students later in the afternoon. It was cool because of cloud...
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Beautiful Ourika Valley
Posted on 25/04/2011
I have been busy teaching but last week, I decided to take some time off. I had been hearing from my students about a beautiful place just outside Marrakesh that is a...
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it all sounds romantic and simple but reality is a whole different story
Jen
Welcome to Morocco, enjoy learning :)
One of the best ways to learn about and adjust your concept of Morocco is to try and make contact with The American peace Corps Volunteers. Many of them would have spent more than a year in the country and thus can provide unique and helpful tips of how to survive your initial apprehensions, if you experience any.
I believe the APC office is in Rabat, Rue Tangier.
Good luck
Wahid from Orlando, Fl