Morocco @ MindSay 
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Getting closer to when I go away, which is cool. I still got to organise a passport.
Oh and I'm counting down the months to when I can drive my car by myself. I know petrol is oh so expensive, but I am so over public transport that never gets there on time and sometimes the one you were waiting for doesn't turn up till 8.06am when it was meant to get there at quarter to eight. That was yesterday and alas I was twenty minutes late to work.
If I drive my car I can leave at 7.30am and get to work at 8am. Inevitably getting home by 5pm. Or earlier if I am inclined towards getting up at 6am, which I'm not, so that won't happen.
Can't wait to drive my car! I just hate the learning part... Even though I can drive at 100 km's, I still find myself holding my breath for the first part.
Anyhow, I should be planning something before I go away. I'll email the details to people soon.
I'm writing this at work because mindsay doesn't work at home anymore.
Ciao for now
Happenings...
Friday had my good friend whom I've known since grade 2, Kris had her 22nd birthday party and went to out for a long night out dancing in the city at a much classier club than I'm used to. But I think it was a really good place and it only cost $10 to get in. I wore my sister's awesome super high heels and now kinda have to hobble, but it's not as bad as they were yesterday lol. Totally worth it though because all my friends are really tall and they wear high heels too, so I didn't look short next to them in the photos :). I'm not short, but when people wear heels, it's another story.
Saturday was Kris's birthday again but at Copacabana resteraunt/ dance show/ club. Good fun. This time didn't care and wore sensible shoes so I could actually dance without being in pain lol. Probably took about 50 photos over the two nights and spent a bit, but I don't go clubbing much so when I do I make the most of it. But I was on water last night because I didn't want to spend anymore than the entrance fee.
Today Sunday my sister's good friend is getting baptised so we'll be going to that at a 6pm mass. I'm glad it wasn't in the morning or I'd not have been awake enough to enjoy it. So it will be good tonight.
TRAVEL
Oh I'm going to.... drum roll... Bankok, Spain, Morocco and Portugal for a month. I know I already said about the other places, but mum will be in Bankok for a week so I'm going to join her for a few days.
So cool, I'm booking the trip tomorrow and paying for it up front on the weekend.
Then I'll go tour Europe in January but that's another story and not yet set.
Hasta luego
Summer 2007 Group Quest offerings:
United Planet is proud to offer the following Group Quests for Summer 2007!
Cultural activities and excursions are included in all of United Planet’s Group Quests!
Cambodia Dental Quest – led by Dr. Jon Ryder, those who work in or study the field of Dentistry are invited to join this Quest to assist the children in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Volunteers will work with Dr. Ryder providing care to patients at the Children’s Hospital and will also conduct oral health education sessions for children in local schools and villages. Sunday July 1 – Wednesday July 11, 2007
Cambodia Photography with a Difference Quest – Dr. Jon Ryder is a man of many talents! In addition to his full-time work as a Dentist, he is also a gifted and avid photographer. Join this quest to pursue your passion of photography while providing necessary work to a community in need. Wednesday July 11 – Saturday July 21, 2007
China Quest –Shan Shan Nie, a former staff member of United Planet and a Boston University student, will be guiding the China Quest team. Shan Shan is currently a resident of the United States and speaks English fluently. She has also resided in ChengDu for over fifteen years. She is well acquainted with the best features of the city and is fluent in the ChengDu dialect. Volunteers will teach English to ChengDu Sports University students while learning Chinese and the customs and culture of that community. Friday May 25 - Sunday June 3, 2007
Costa Rica Environment Quest for students –High school and college students are invited to apply for this 2 week Group Quest to Costa Rica where you will live with a host family, work on a conservation project, participate in fun cultural activities, and visit interesting and fun sites! United Planet’s own Quest Director, Theresa Higgs, will be leading this Group to Costa Rica! Monday July 30 – Monday August 13, 2007
Costa Rica Construction Quest for students - High school and college students are invited to apply for this 10 day Group Quest to Costa Rica where you will live with a host family while working on a construction project in the same community. The group will also participate in exciting cultural activities as well as travel to beautiful and interesting places! Monday July 16 – July 25, 2007
Chile Law Quest - This is a new and special Quest being offered to Law Students and Lawyers! Led by Mr. Steve Kasher, a lawyer from California, volunteers will travel to Santiago, Chile and work with students from 2 different Law Schools. Living with a host family, cultural activities and excursions will provide you with intimate knowledge of the Chilean culture. In addition, speakers will be arranged to address issues such as Chilean politics, the Chilean Legal System and much more! Sunday August 5 – Tuesday August 14, 2007
Chile Home-Building Quest for High School students – High school students with Spanish language skills are invited to work side-by-side with local Chilean youth to build homes for those who need them in rural Chile. Wednesday July 11 – Wednesday July 25, 2007
Chile Home-Building Quest for College students – College students with Spanish language skills are invited to work side-by-side with local Chilean youth to build homes for those who need them in rural Chile. Wednesday July 11th – Friday July 27th, 2007
Jordan Group Quest: “Photography with a Difference” - Volunteers will work on an important and interesting Environmental project as they explore the Jordanian culture through the eye of the lens! Led by talented photographer and veteran UP Group Leader Dorcas Platt Wagenknecht, volunteers will improve their photography skills while gaining valuable insight into the life of Jordanians.
Tanzania Group Quest – Volunteers will work with local non-profit organizations in and around Dar es Salaam to educate young people about HIV/AIDS. This may include school and community center presentations, discussions with youth and visitations to homes where people are living with HIV/AIDS. Volunteers will stay with host families and participate in Swahili language courses, culture classes and excursions. Saturday July 28 – Saturday August 11, 2007
Turkey Group Quest: “Let’s Meet Where the Continents Meet” This unique and culturally fascinating quest will blend working with children at a Foster Home in Istanbul while learning about the incredible culture and people of Turkey! The group will be led by Holly Graham, a Boston-based teacher and returned United Planet volunteer. Holly will mentor the volunteer team members in creating and leading education and fun activities for the children at the Foster Home. Wednesday June 27 –Saturday July 7, 2007
After arriving in Morocco from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta at about nine in the evening, I shared a taxi with
a Spanish couple to the town of Chefchaouen. It is located in the Rif Mountains, from which Europe gets most of its hash. A lot of people would ask if I wanted some "chocolate", as they call it, and so it was nice to spend some time alone on the roof-top terrace of my hotel and snap a few photos (like the one you see here).
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