Since today is the International Women’s Day, I am featuring Azhaa. I believe that she is an example of a woman who never allows society to dictate who she is and who will she become.
Tag: Morocco
My Maroc Tales Part I
It was so unbelievable that in a matter of 27 days, Morocco was no longer a strange land to me. I could still remember the first time that I set foot in the country. Though I was excited, I was a bit apprehensive too. I did not know what was in store for me, but I was hopeful that this journey, that I had been dreaming about for so long, would be successful…
Perspectives…
Sometimes, losing something means gaining more.
La Cuisine Marocaine
I really love Moroccan hospitality mainly because it resembles the Filipino treatment towards visitors and guests. Aside from this, Moroccans, just like Filipinos, they like to eat…
A Woman’s Worth
A woman’s worth is not like a piece of meat sold in the market that when it is no longer fresh, the price goes down.
Like the ruins
People around may break us for a time being. They may try to shatter us into pieces, but as long as we know how to stand firmly on the ground, we will not collapse.
I’m no longer a girl…
I’m no longer a girl who cried over boys, but the woman who climbs mountains so high.
Hats off to a wonderful journey
Fifteen cities, 24 days, one country, one love, a life-changing journey.
Traveling Without a Purpose
I asked myself what was my purpose of traveling… but I couldn’t fathom the answer to this simple question.
