i have officially

fallen off the back of a camel. I know, wow, right?

And, I have ridden a camel. Obviously.

And, I've been to Africa! One more continent down! :D

But let me tell you all about it.

So I was there for a week. My sister and I got this separate hotel room from my parents, at this hotel called hotel Ibis. And we went outside and walked around everyday, and went to this market thing a lot, and ate tasty food, and stuff.

I think we rode in at least one taxi every day there. Taxis there are crazy cheap. Everything was, pretty much.

And we weren't supposed to drink the water at all, so we just drank water bottles the whole time. Those were cheap, too.

The market thing was insane because they were sooo chaotic and like, BUY THIS BUY THIS. Everywhere women selling henna under their little umbrellas, and men selling orange juice and... well, pretty much everything, were yelling like, "HALLO?" and trying to guess what language we spoke, all like "French? English? Spanish?" and one time one of the guys said "Chinese?" and I couldn't take it, I totally started laughing. Cause like, do we really look like we speak Chinese...?

Animals I saw on the trip include: many many donkeys pulling carts, many horses, cows, lots of sheep, lots of goats, dogs, lizards for sale, aggravated monkeys on ropes, snakes (including cobras...), and 113 cats. Yes, I counted the amount of cats I saw over the whole trip. I know, I'm cool, right?

So yeah. Morocco was pretty hoppin'. I'll post pictures on Facebook whenever I find my camera cord thing.

I read Angels and Demons over the course of the trip as well. That was a very enjoyable piece of literature. I have begun The Da Vinci Code, now. Hooray.

Wow this post is chaotic and probably annoying to read.

Oh! And I guess I never updated on that last post, did I? We're staying here for another year. I'm pretty dang happy about that. Not about the Sarah aspect, but still. Yay Sweden.

TTYL <3