Have you realized that every day is a blessing? The moment you wake up is already a
blessing. It is a blessing that God has
given you another day to live and enjoy life.
For the past 5 years, I started this habit of writing down every single
blessing that I have received for the day.
The blessing may be as little as getting a parking spot with
so much ease or as grand as being chosen to represent IBM Philippines amongst thousands of
applicants and getting an all expense paid trip to Morocco – if it is a
blessing, I jot it down to remind me how blessed I am and how God keeps tab of
me because I am His child. :-)
Showing posts with label Fez Yamanda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fez Yamanda. Show all posts
Friday, March 23, 2012
You are blessed :-)
Labels:
blessings,
Dar Naji,
Fez,
Fez Yamanda,
Hargma,
heater,
Hotel Texuda,
Morocco,
Moving Club,
MWM,
Qatar Airways,
Rabat,
Restorante Finzi,
Sale,
Thami
Location:
Casablanca, Morocco
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Day 1: All around Fez
I felt safer in Fez . We've been to Medinas in Rabat ,
Marrakesh and Fez
and I thought all these would just be the same but I noticed that the people in
Fez are less
aggressive. They tend to smile more than
the others as well. I also noticed that some
of the sellers here speak English so it was easier for us to bargain.
As soon as we arrived in Fez Yamanda, we just dropped our bags, waited for Thami (our guide) and off we went to a seven hour walking-tour around the labyrinth medina. According to Thami, there were over 80,000 souks in the medina. It was soooo large that it’s easy to get lost in it. You can’t tour the medina via a car as the alleyways are so narrow. Also, it is best to do the tour on foot as you will be able to see and experience more of the city.
As soon as we arrived in Fez Yamanda, we just dropped our bags, waited for Thami (our guide) and off we went to a seven hour walking-tour around the labyrinth medina. According to Thami, there were over 80,000 souks in the medina. It was soooo large that it’s easy to get lost in it. You can’t tour the medina via a car as the alleyways are so narrow. Also, it is best to do the tour on foot as you will be able to see and experience more of the city.
Labels:
Balek,
Dar Hatim,
El-Attarine Medersa,
Fes,
Fez,
Fez Yamanda,
Hammam,
Khlea,
leather goods,
Medina,
Merinid sultan Abou Said Othman,
mint leaves,
Morocco,
pastilla,
rugs,
scarves,
souks,
tannery,
vegetable silk,
wool
Location:
Fes, Morocco
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