A travel log recording the happenings, thoughts, observations, experiences, and musings of the olive/qamhiya-skin-complexioned wanderer...as well as traveling thoughts through my mind!
Friday, June 24, 2011
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Happening right now
Partaking in some homemade tajine in Rabat while speaking on world politics in Darija/French and watching M6 #BeautifulHosts
Seaside at Oudayas
I look dumbfounded by the intensity of this heat + humidity moment in Rabat.

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Location:Rabat,Maroc
Monday, June 20, 2011
Hassan II Mosque
Or "Hassan deux jama3" if you are attempting to instruct a red "petit taxi" with your mix of Syrian dialect and limited French.
This mesmeric (complete with interior escalators---take that over-the-top sheikh zayid mosque!) half a billion dollar masjid pushed out slum-dwellers with no compensation. What the postcards won't show you regarding the the "view"


And of course the wall-E mobiles:

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This mesmeric (complete with interior escalators---take that over-the-top sheikh zayid mosque!) half a billion dollar masjid pushed out slum-dwellers with no compensation. What the postcards won't show you regarding the the "view"
And of course the wall-E mobiles:
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Once you have seen one Arab corniche
You have seen them all


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Location:Boulevard Franklin Roosevelt,,Maroc
Sunday, June 19, 2011
"Toma La Calle": Revolucion EspaƱa 2011 continues
Named "15 May," a continuation of the protest that started in Madrid's Central Plaza that took place on the 15th of May has organized a nation-wide "manifestacion" (or protest) the day after I leave. Below are flyers all over Granada publicizing the movement by Los Indignados :

Apparently there is a twofold shock with this movement:
1) People that would not normally participate in political protest (as opposed to the typical activists) are the dominant participants and organizers of these protests.
2) They have spread to the barrios of Spain. This was unprecedented, especially since the stock leftist activists and anarchists don't have a presence there.
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