Ezeur's Guestbook

montalon?
I know the Montalon family's from st barthelemy de vals is it same family?

reponse
salutHEATHER C'EST BIEN DE CONTINUER L'ARABE MAIS COMME TU FAIS PRESQUE DE L 'Immersion CA DEVRAIT bien MARCHER J'ai trouve ta ville tu es bien sur le haut Atlas Amities MPK

Wow, Heather
That 'Sunrise' picture will be one of those pictures you look at long after you return home. If my experiences indicate anything, it will take on surreal quality at some point and it will be hard to iagine yourself back there. It reminds me of a picture I have of my mom when she was younger than I am now. She was so beautiful and mysterious. That is how you look in that picture.

khemissett ?
Ezeur im happy you enjoyed your trip to morocco. As well as your trip to Khemisset. I have a trip planned to visit my fiancee' there he is arabic and im american ive never traveled abroad but im actually looking forward to it. He lives in Knemisset and i havent read much about Khemisset morocco, wish i new more about his birthplace but im sure i will enjoy just being there with him...Thanks for the good read

That's about me!
Hey Heather. I'm glad you got to see my town and meet my family. I guess it's my turn next! My website is www.xanga.com/extremefrolfman View with extreme caution and with a frisbee. Enjoy Tinjdad.

class
I was wondering if any students in my class are sending you any replies.?? I have put a link to your blog on the class weg site. huffer

yeah, but did you play them Lucero while they ate the dinner?

Doing my spiritual taxes
When I was invited in to do my spiritual accounting I knew what to expect. I’m no virgin; I have been around the playa a few times; a ritual or two, something to burn at the man, a trinket and a see you around. Pleasant but not that special, it would take 5 minutes, tops. Well after 5 minutes with Heather I realized this was going to be different. These Hippos really wanted to connect with their "clients". We talked and shared and it was wonderful, another of those unexpected treats that make burning man such a joy. Craig, who led the theme camp I stayed with last year, also has joined the Peace Corp so I am now getting two perspectives on that experience. I get to hear about him in Gambia and Heather in Morocco. There are three themes so far in common, abbreviations, (I keep thinking PVC as in PVC pipe for plumbing when I see PCV.) struggling with a new language and playing frisbee with the locals.

You rock
Heathercita, I love living vicariously through you. You put sparkle in my day.

What a life!
I feel like I must be washing up in a dump compared to you. You have a 2 hour washing every Sunday and I take ten minute showers in a bathroom with a large hole in the ceiling that I share with two strange men! Ah, the dichotomy between what Americans consider 1st World and 3rd!!!

You really are on a journey!
Wow! Everything sounds and looks so exotic and inviting. I can hardly wait to tell the students about the names of your family members. There is an Aisha, Malicka, Mohammed, Antoine and Salim in the classes this year. They wanted to have names that people in Morocco might have. Pretty cool, eh? Take care of yourself and keep the blogs coming. I adore them and love sharing them with the students. Miss you!

Punk F....ing Rock!
I am so jealous of you right now! Not saying that D.C. is boring, but I want to be a travelling bohrmian right now; you know, just travelling around, learning languages and eating without utensils! I miss you bunches! Stay safe. ---H

les polonais
Nous aussi, on a été très content de te revoir. Et moi aussi, la première fois que j'ai vu le panneau Polonais, j'ai cru la même chose que toi. "Tiens, ils vendent des Polonais !!"