So loud! Even with headphones on, I had to stop what I was doing during the calls. And then, of course, that one before 6 AM. Ugh.

And after you pay, you get maybe 2 squares. Sorry, I need more paper than that. LOL

The lack of toilet paper was also the case at many public restrooms in Egypt, so I similarly ended up carrying some with me. (And even the places that had it there usually required the payment of a baksheesh to get some from the attendant. That was a system that also raised hygienic concerns for me.)

And thank you for the correct pronunciation of “Essaouira.” Apparently I’ve been saying it wrong this whole time. 🙂

Yeah, Marrakech is definitely one of those kinds of places. Worth the experience but a long stay would be too much.

I wish Tigger was into seafood. He won’t eat fish so I end up trying to find a place that will meet both of our appetites. Not always an easy thing. Although occasionally I do tell him to just suck it up and deal with it. LOL

There were so many cute kittens around the medina. This one was particularly loving. We saw another one we both wish we could’ve taken home, though. She had so much personality!

So did you eat chicken?

I so heartily agree – “The Land of Vowels” (Essaouira) is a most idyllic escape from the bustle of Marrakech (which I found teetered my “touristy” dial a bit over the edge).

Hope you get/got to angelic Chefchaouen!