We learned a lot today in our classes here in Rabat. The first thing we learned a lot about is religion. Most of the country of Morocco is Muslim, over 90% and you can see some of this by the way they live. A lot of women wear Hijabs outside of the home, however there…
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Day 3: Bargains and Busy Souks
I really enjoyed the time we spent learning Arabic today but I enjoy bargaining more than learning the new language. I honestly really struggle trying to remember the right words to say. However, I really enjoy my time bargaining in the Souks. Although, its sometimes difficult to the price down to a reasonable amount I…
Day 2: A Day in the Medina
Ai version: A typical day in the life of a person in Morocco often begins early in the morning. Many people start their day with breakfast and mint tea before heading to work, school, or the local market. In cities like Rabat or Marrakesh, the streets quickly become busy with cars, shops opening, and people…
Day 1: Jet Lag, McDonald’s, and Mosques
This morning we landed in Casablanca ready to start our two weeks of adventure. The time change was a large adjustment as we got here in the morning but lost a night of sleep with the time adjustment. Walking out of the airport it was cooler than I expected, which was a very pleasant surprise….
Next Stop…Morocco !!
Hello! My name is Sarah Lowman, and I am currently a freshman at the University of Pittsburgh. I grew up in North Fayette, Pennsylvania, which is located about 30 minutes from Pittsburgh. I am currently studying Accounting with the goal of getting my CPA after graduation. I am eager to continue and develop my skills…
