5th week finished

Time goes by so fast! I have been here for 5 weeks already. And still almost 12 months ahead.

This week was quite cool (as every week here:) - I had a few AIESEC meetings, I started and finished working on budget templates and other AIESEC related stuff. Next week, we are going to start MC planning. It’s very late comparing to Polish reality but it is just one of many differences between AIESEC here and in Poland. Tommorow, I am also going to start my French classes! I'm so excited :)

Besides working, last week was full of parties. On 4th of July, our ex-flat mate Alex invited us for US Independence Day party. The party took place in a really cool and fancy villa somewhere in Rabat. There was a lot of AIESECers and other people whom we didn't know. We had a lot of fun especially because of the trampoline in the garden. We were jumping like crazy until we couldn't breathe.

Next two parties took place in Rabat on Thursday and Saturday. We (flat crew) went to the nightclubes where we had a crazy time again. We took a lot of pics but they are not to publish :)

On Sunday morning me and my Canadian flat mate Tess went to catholic church. Unfortunately, it was closed so we headed for protestant one. The mess was in English and as you may guess it was much more different that in Poland. People were singing, playing different instruments, clapping hands etc. One of few common things
was collecting money :)

In the early afternoon, we (Daisy and Alex from US, Mehdi from Morocco, Catarina from Portugal and of course Kamil from Poland) went to Chellah - a ruins of an old fortress. The birds that you can see there are of course storks (bociany) that actually should be in Poland right now. But maybe like me they chose Morocco instead of Poland. It's not surprising for me at all.

Then Daisy and me went at the Atlantic Ocean near the Kazba Fortress and took a lot of awesome pictures. We also spent some time in a cafe in Kazba with marvelous view on river and the Ocean. After that, extremely tired we went home. On the way back we took some pictures of our flat seen from the street.