Today I’m welcoming Giselle Shardlow the author of Kids Yoga Stories. Her yoga-inspired children’s books get children moving, learning, and having fun. Giselle draws from her experiences as a teacher, traveler, yogi, and mom to write her stories found at www.kidsyogastories.com or on Amazon worldwide. My kids and I love yoga – they’ve been practicing …
Morocco
There are a series of questions that I tend to get regularly. A frequent question is “I’m visiting soon, what can I wear or what do women wear in Morocco?” It can be difficult to know what is and isn’t appropriate to wear in Morocco and how to best utilize the limited luggage space you …
Remember my friend Nora in Marrakech? She helped me connect with an orphanage in Marrakech to bring mobiles and other baby goods to the little ones in need. In a lot of ways I feel like she and I were cut from the same cloth. I’ve been so blessed to have connected with her. …
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] I’m kicking off a week of posts focusing on natural ideas and recipes. I have been wanting to do these posts for a while. I was a total skeptic about traditional/natural medicine before I went to Morocco. I was a skeptic up until the day I had gotten a serious bout of digestive issues …
In 2005 I first walked into an herboiste shop in Marrkech. Sitting on the benches and listening to the herboist tell us about the contents of glass jars and bins like this I had begun my foray into the world of traditional Moroccan medicine …. and magic. I walked away with two small bottles that …
If there was one decade I was looking forward to writing about it was this one. I’m sorry I missed it last week but I wanted to do it justice and just didn’t have the time. The decade that Morocco entered the minds of most Americans was the 1940’s. It’s surprising to be me when …