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Henna is so awesome! The palms are what is done traditionally in Moroccan culture. Plus the palms last ALOT longer than the top of the hand. The skin is thicker on the palm so helps hold the color. I hope all is well in the village. Looking forward to the fall weather as it is still quite hot here!! Hugs.

From Blog: Thursday - Placement/Cooking/Music and Henna!

8th October 2010

Phyllis
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fascinating stuff
The part about the babies makes me sooooooo sad, but guess it is their way of life - yikes !! Doesn't seem right. I got some Henna tatoes when I went out west a few years ago - why on the palms and not the tops of your hands or arms ?!?! It'll last longer that way. Anxiously awaiting your return - think the guys across the street are also !! Love, PSJ

From Blog: Thursday - Placement/Cooking/Music and Henna!

6th October 2010

Islam
Absolutely Wonderful synopsis on Muslim beliefs and a strong reminder on the difference with radicals. One would need to believe that we could clearly coexist in this world. Thanks for sharing, Liz and Larry

From Blog: Tuesday - Islam lecture

6th October 2010

From Blog: Tuesday - Islam lecture

6th October 2010

I am so glad you were able to venture out today. Wow we think something from the 17 or 1800 is old, that is amazing. I know one day we will be going to Italy, hopefully sooner than later. Hope you have aggod day tomorrow in placement. Love Woody

From Blog: Wednesday and the Chellah Ruins

6th October 2010

Very interesting. It is really to bad that islam gets a bad wrap. It sounds like a beatiful religion. So does that mean you have to learn arabic to read the Quar'an?

From Blog: Tuesday - Islam lecture

6th October 2010

Alexandra
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first of all Kenny either misses you or says hi to the kitties because he jumped into my bed and laid down and was staring at the screen. Those bananas look REALLY good. You should have picked some and brought it home for us!!! The fertility thing.... I think that another kid in the house would be AWESOME!!!! Those Chellah ruins look really cool and I agree we should go to Italy some time to see some more. I guess bye for now and I look foward to reading your next blog!!! I love and miss you mommy :) **Alexandra**

From Blog: Wednesday and the Chellah Ruins

4th October 2010

mike wagener
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I feel like I am reading Harry Potter books now! I cant wait to read the next story and then, after I read your latest entrty, I long for the next one!! Mw

From Blog: Sunday - The attempts to return to Rabat saga!

4th October 2010

I absolutely love the way you are capturing your trip, as one can really get a feel for your experience. I will admit though, not in a hundred years would you get me to do the same travel as you have. Stay safe, and I look forward to additional posts. Larry

From Blog: Sunday - The attempts to return to Rabat saga!

4th October 2010

Mom
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What a journey!
Wow - your trip back certainly did not go as planned - at least no "bus from hell"! Sounds like it was exciting! It is about 10:30 pm here, so hopefully at 2:30 am there, you are sound asleep resting up for your next week! Have fun. Love, Mom

From Blog: Sunday - The attempts to return to Rabat saga!

4th October 2010

Mom
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Fantastic Photos!
Your photos and descriptions have been phenomenal. The food looks delicious, but complicated and time consuming to make. How does it taste? You know me and heat - I can totally sympathize with your bus trip. Ina's description is good! The decorative rooms at the place you stayed are SO different from anything we're used to. Great job! Have you ever considered being a travel writer? Love, Mom

From Blog: Journey to Chefchaoun -Otherwise Known as the Bus Ride from Hell

4th October 2010

Hey babe, what an experience that was. Im so proud of you that you guys kept it together. I am glad you your tickets were no good and you did not have to take the bus from hell. I would have to say your day was worse than mine. I cant wait to talk to you tomorrow. Love Woody

From Blog: Sunday - The attempts to return to Rabat saga!

4th October 2010

What a beautiful town, i love the blues. I can now put a picture to the bed you were describing, you must have felt like princess. I bet you were glad to get to that second room. Pictures are awesome. Love ya Woody

From Blog: Journey to Chefchaoun -Otherwise Known as the Bus Ride from Hell

1st October 2010

The Pictures
It is incredible the picture quality on our apple of your cooking lessons.We do hope you enjoy your weekend adventure. Liz and Larry

30th September 2010

LOL mike! I saw it myself so I know but other places it is likely goat or lamb is also popular. They really like using the whole chicken and its not chicken like our plumped up Perdue chickens -- skinnier with they never take the skin off. I don't like that part!

30th September 2010

Mmmm, that looks good, im getting hungry. I bet you are getting excited about your weekend, it sounds like alot of fun. I wish I was going with you. Miss you and love you.

30th September 2010

Heather Ewing
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Delish!!
Christie, The food looks amazing...wish I was there to sample some of it!

30th September 2010

mike wagener
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mwagener@insurancemgt.com
are you really sure that was chicken?!

30th September 2010

Hi to my 2nd daughter!! Looking forward to having you over when I get home when I can bore you with all my pix's and stories. Hugs!

From Blog: Wednesday...

30th September 2010

Miranda
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:)
I miss you mommy! I can't wait for you to get home so i can come over and hang out with alexandra and you can tell me all about it! :) I know alex misses you alot. Have fun. Miss you

From Blog: Wednesday...

30th September 2010

LOL! Thanks for checking in on them. Headed off to the Orphanage in a few minutes for another day.

From Blog: Wednesday...

30th September 2010