These past two days I have been attending the “Sixth Annual International Conference on Social Sciences Migration in Morocco and Beyond: From Local to Global Dynamics” at Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane Morocco. This experience has been quite enlightening because for the past few days I have done nothing but …
Today I’ve learned two things. 1. The female bloggers whose travels to Morocco I read about before my trip made travelling in Morocco appear terrifying. It’s only semi-perplexing. 2. There’s no doubt that I need to learn French. Sadly I had to leave the beautiful city of Fez today and …
My second and final day in Fes consisted of wandering around the medina with two British lads. As I had suspected, when I didn’t have a guide with me, people began to haggle and approach more. I wore a djellaba I brought from home, but my compadres were both dressed …
After sleeping in a surprisingly cool room, I woke up to a lavish breakfast provided by the hostel. I have no idea what I ate, but I felt full enough to go the rest of the day without eating (which I essentially have to do because it is currently Ramadan). …
After waking up at 3am the day of my journey and finding out that my first flight from PITT to NYC had been cancelled, I realized that this wasn’t going to be an easy journey. Thankfully my SUPERHERO mother drove me the entire 6 hour drive to NYC (after three …
