tag:africatrustvolunteersmorocco.blog.co.uk,2009-11-21:/Moroccan Children's Trust VolunteersMokoFeed2009-11-21T10:23:21+01:00tag:africatrustvolunteersmorocco.blog.co.uk,2009-11-15:/2009/11/15/georgia-s-first-and-very-delayed-attempt-at-a-blog-7377720/#c11504849avenscent2009-11-15T16:54:42+01:002009-11-15T16:54:42+01:00That sounds lovely you must write more.tag:africatrustvolunteersmorocco.blog.co.uk,2008-10-17:/2008/02/27/taroudannt-antonia-3788184/#c8026284scott mac2008-10-17T16:23:13+02:002008-10-17T16:23:13+02:00Hi great post, dont knock Brighton!, i love the place - should be satying in my fave <a href="http://www.ramadajarvis.co.uk/hotel/overview.asp?hotel_id=14">Hotel in Brighton</a> soon, cant wait!<br> <br> tag:africatrustvolunteersmorocco.blog.co.uk,2008-03-12:/2008/02/27/taroudannt-antonia-3788184/#c6294258Christina2008-03-12T18:34:35+01:002008-03-12T18:34:35+01:00Me again! Shafiqa has set up a facebook group. If you folks have it you should join up and spread the word! <br> <br> We'd love to hear what you've been up to. <br> <br> Love as ever to Taroudant,<br> <br> Christina xtag:africatrustvolunteersmorocco.blog.co.uk,2008-03-04:/2008/02/27/taroudannt-antonia-3788184/#c6216844Shafiqa Aslam2008-03-04T05:19:18+01:002008-03-04T05:19:18+01:00Omg, reading all these messages makes me want to cry tooo!! :( And gives me butterflies when I think about the amazing time I spent there.<br> <br> It's nice to know you're both enjoying it (how could you not really!) <br> <br> How're are the babies? Is Nabil still there? And Ashraf?! <br> <br> Send my love to everyone!<br> <br> Shafiqa xxxxxxtag:africatrustvolunteersmorocco.blog.co.uk,2008-02-29:/2008/02/27/taroudannt-antonia-3788184/#c6186045Christina2008-02-29T13:29:34+01:002008-02-29T13:29:34+01:00Hi Antonia,<br> <br> Reading your blog almost made me cry! I wish i could do what you are doing now all over again! Pass my hello to Foud and everybody. Who are you staying with? Have you met my family? Mohammad and Salka Najamedine?<br> <br> Best Wishes and love to Taroudant,<br> Christina x<br> <br> tag:africatrustvolunteersmorocco.blog.co.uk,2007-07-31:/2006/06/21/my_time_at_the_orphanage_sam~899481/#c4235147owen2007-07-31T20:55:39+02:002007-07-31T20:55:39+02:00hi, <br> <br> im a teacher in Maroc, from australia/ Been studying some local lanbguage and want volunteer for board and an opportunity to continue learning.<br> <br> Do you have any contacts that i could follow?<br> <br> Cheers<br> <br> Owentag:africatrustvolunteersmorocco.blog.co.uk,2007-07-19:/2007/07/11/new_friends~2616173/#c4121243Volunteers2007-07-19T16:20:32+02:002007-07-19T16:20:32+02:00The format of the blog sems to have changed and i cant find where to start a new blog so instead i shall have to comment on my own!<br> <br> Most of the babies seem to recognise us now which is really satisfying; however, it also means more noise and that its more difficult to leave them. <br> <br> Brahim's tiny arms and legs are folded in such a way i doubt he will ever do much for himself. He likes to dance though, we walzed this morning. He cries enormously especially for some time after i put him down which makesme feel a bit guilty for playing with him but i'm sure its better to play really.The nannioes things i should smuggle him home.<br> <br> Jamarl has th cutest smile and Asharav gets jelous when someone else is receiving the attention! <br> <br> The disabled house is lightyears behind anything of similar purpose in England. Still, we managed a short walk around the grounds this morning a little bit of a game of catch and a spin on the roundabout.<br> <br> I think Issam is starting to trust us now. It was a bit worryiong when ihe chassed after a cat (he can really run fast) but he didnt catch it luckily.<br> <br> The childrens clothes qre full of holes and look really depressing, i think that is because they rip them up now and then. Shafiqa and i think we might talk to someone about buying a new set each or something though before we leave.<br> <br> Communication with Sadia is prooving a challenge. Sadia is the nannie there and clearly is very greatful for our presence, which is good. She has been working there for 21 years, which is truely amazing. With Nadia the other nannie communication is much easier as she speaks quite good french. Hopefully we'll be able to work out how we can be most help to her.<br> <br> Have to leave now. Hope this works:<br> Christina 2007 <br> tag:africatrustvolunteersmorocco.blog.co.uk,2007-07-12:/2006/06/21/my_time_at_the_orphanage_sam~899481/#c4050858Volunteers2007-07-12T13:04:46+02:002007-07-12T13:04:46+02:00Hi Sam, I was wondering how to begin posting a description of my first experience of the orphanage, especially, the house for the disabled children and the centre for the babies. Your description of the former is so thorough and behond my own experience thus far that I feel i need not begin just yet. <br> <br> I think reading your blog has helped me formulate some of my own thoughts a little better.<br> <br> Thanks <br> <br> Christina 2007 tag:africatrustvolunteersmorocco.blog.co.uk,2006-06-18:/2006/06/17/title~889127/#c1245285hmpoppy12006-06-18T10:51:52+02:002006-06-18T10:51:52+02:00Wow, only a week left, time flies eh!<br> Selka and Mohammed called me the other evening, which was lovely, even though it was at midnight on my mobile. reading the blog makes me miss taroudant, minus the boys.<br> nice to be quoted too!<br> Enjoy the trek with your dad and send my love to everyone out there, esp Soussi and Karima.<br> xxxtag:africatrustvolunteersmorocco.blog.co.uk,2006-04-11:/2006/04/11/three_weeks_in~720704/#c952194chands2006-04-11T23:07:19+02:002006-04-11T23:07:19+02:00Sounds as if work is taking on some structure - all very encouraging news. I assume this post's from Sam, though you haven't written your name anywhere.... And how's your Arabic? hal t`arif alaan kathir min al arabia?