Alright, alright. I should have learned my lesson from
last weekend all of the previous weekends that getting work done/any sort of productivity doesn't really happen after Thursday (....or Monday). So rather than having a post on cultural appropriation for today like I had planned, I'll just leave you with this photo from the souk in Fes, Morocco, where I spent the entirety of yesterday exploring rather than working on this post. Fes is an incredibly beautiful (and ancient!) city built into the rolling hillside and is home to endless art, architecture, and handicrafts--it has the largest tannery in all of Morocco!
I will be uploading more photos to
my Instagram from my recent travels if you'd like to explore, too!
Also I have yet to find a camera battery *sigh* so the video on Islam answering
your questions will have to be placed on hold for now, as well :(
In any regard we (the blog & I) have quite a bit of exciting upcoming content for the month of February so stay tuned!
Now I should probably publish this post before I pass out on my computer....happy Sunday!
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Oh what a beautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteJust stunning.
I can imagine it is a fantastic experience to visit a souk and I love these pottery - so wonderful colourful <3
ReplyDeletexx from Germany/Bavaria, Rena
www.dressedwithsoul.com
Thank you!
ReplyDeleteYou're stunning! ;)
The colors of the souk are far too beautiful to capture in a photo--it's really worth the trip! c:
ReplyDeleteThe pottery is beautiful!
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Ohh, i love that photos! That looks amazing really!
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Pili
Records of my Troubles
you're beautiful! ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you! The photo doesn't even do the place justice!
ReplyDeletei would LOVE to visit fes, morocco someday! hubby and i were active travelers before we had kids but we are looking forward to the day when we can travel the world again with our little ones. :D these handcrafted vases are absolutely beautiful! i wish i can take some home with me...
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www.stylewich.com
Can't wait to see more of what you bring us this month!
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The Dragonfruit Diaries
The potteries are really beautiful, they will make such exquisite home decorations with practical usage! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletePrudence
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Looking forward to visiting Morocco someday! Great shot, thanks for sharing this :)
ReplyDeleteThe photo is absolutely stunning!!! So glad I stumbled upon your blog!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my, wait until you see the rest of the country! Fes is definitely great for its handicrafts, though! I totally would have loved to have hosted a giveaway because it seems like everyone wants one of these little vases--if just they weren't so fragile! ;(
ReplyDeleteAh I can just imagine how difficult traveling can get with young kids--it's good that you were able to travel quite a bit before, and hopefully, they can go on their first adventure with you and your husband in no time! ;) (I definitely recommend Morocco and Iran!)
<3 and you always leave the sweetest comments!
ReplyDeleteIf just they weren't so fragile! ;( I would have brought a suitcase full of them--and so cheap, too!
ReplyDeleteCome, come! Definitely worth the trip--so much to see and experience! xx
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words! <3 Welcome to the blog, Jordan! c;
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I want every single one of those jars, vases, pots, etc! Love! I've always wanted to go to Morocco, its definitely towards the top of my list!
ReplyDeleteAhah alright, alright, you've all convinced me! I might try to figure a way to host a giveaway and send one of these safely to the winner! Stay tuned! ;)
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