Our Soundtrack

When traveling to a new place one of the first things we often notice are the sounds, especially when the sounds are new and loud. Eventually, if you stay in one place long… Continue reading →

Our Long Term Plan to Stay in Morocco

Just kidding, Mom and Dad! But if we were planning to stay in Morocco, we could probably open one of five different types of businesses and make enough to survive.  For whatever reason… Continue reading →

To Our Health

“God bless you.” “You’re in my thoughts and prayers.” “Well, thank God for….” These are all phrases that most people have either heard or said living in the United States. When we studied Darija,… Continue reading →

Our Crazy Travel Story

When we were trying to think of crazy stories to tell, we found it kind of difficult.  Not for a lack of stories that fit the crazy description, but because what once seemed… Continue reading →

Our Daily Patterns

Take a look at any tour book of Spain and one of the must see destinations will be the old Islamic fortress called the Alhambra. While it boasts some very nice gardens, the… Continue reading →

Our Price is Right!

Hello everyone, and welcome to this week’s episode of The Price is Right MAD edition.  All prices have been converted from Moroccan dirhams (MAD) to U.S. dollars (USD) at a rate of 10 MAD… Continue reading →

Our Surprises

Lots of things have surprised us about life in Morocco.  It’s hard to pick just a few to write about, so we decided to go with some of the most complicated ones and will… Continue reading →

Our Commute

We have been in Morocco for one year and 2 days. In that time, we have walked back and forth to work over one hundred times and  each time see things that we… Continue reading →

Our Day

As English teachers, we regularly teach lessons on how to talk about your daily routine. It’s usually one of the first lessons we do with a new group of English learners.  So today,… Continue reading →

Our Home

If I say the words “Peace Corps”, what sort of images come to your mind? Maybe the picture below comes to mind, and it would not be wrong. Our friend and fellow volunteer Joseph, who is… Continue reading →