Monday, May 30, 2011
Back From Marrakech!
I'm back after an incredible time in Marrakech! What can I say except I had the most inspiring time surrounded by inspiring people. Arriving and staying at Peacock Pavilions was purely magical and meeting Maryam was extremely fascinating, an exceptionally kind & strong woman whom I can listen to her inspiring stories all day long.
Each and everyone of the girls I met on the retreat: Natalie, Fanny, Leni, Erika, Tawney and Bonnie will have a special place in my heart and I hope that our paths will cross again one day, as I am sure they will. It was great being surrounded by people that are so passionate and creative about life. I am also so happy that I shared this experience with my good friend Carole!
This whole week my blog will be dedicated to my trip to Morocco as I want to share with you every single snippet of my experience. An inspiring journey it truly was, so as soon as I sort out all of my lovely photos you will be able to experience it with me ;) From the food, the colours, the architecture, the shopping, the atmosphere, the people; Marrakech is definitely a place I will treasure...
Alive and well and living on Merseyside
Yes, I'm still alive and well and living on Merseyside. I'm not quite sure why but life just seems far too busy to be blogging at the moment. So what have I been doing? Answer - I haven't a clue - perhaps you can tell me!
Ten days ago Jo and I went into North Wales to look at Kingswod Colomendy where she is holding a residential weekend for her students.
We stopped off for lunch in Mold. I'm not sure what these masks represent but Theatre Clwyd is just up the road a mile or so.
The Meet 'n' Eat is highly recommended!
We had a coffee at Loggerhgeads on the way back. Don't you just love these loo signs!
I've got hundreds of photos of the garden needing sorting. I don't really know where to start so I'll settle for a Petunia in a hanging basket for the moment.
No, these aren't out of the garden - they're incredibly realistic artifical flowers that Jo got from Helen and Ian for her birthday.
Ten days ago Jo and I went into North Wales to look at Kingswod Colomendy where she is holding a residential weekend for her students.
We stopped off for lunch in Mold. I'm not sure what these masks represent but Theatre Clwyd is just up the road a mile or so.
The Meet 'n' Eat is highly recommended!
We had a coffee at Loggerhgeads on the way back. Don't you just love these loo signs!
I've got hundreds of photos of the garden needing sorting. I don't really know where to start so I'll settle for a Petunia in a hanging basket for the moment.
No, these aren't out of the garden - they're incredibly realistic artifical flowers that Jo got from Helen and Ian for her birthday.
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