Merry Christmas
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&
🎉🎈🍻
Happy New Year
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Slàinte maith, h-uile latha, na chi 'snach fhaic!
Love Krishenka
xxxxxx
Friday, December 25, 2015
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Christmas Trivia with a €25 gift voucher to be won
Last time I did this Christmas Trivia was back in 2010 and a lot of you thought it was fun, so then I thought well lets do it again.
How to play...Someone will post something like " I like my Vodka to be .... the next person finishes the sentence and starts a new line for the next person to finish. Try and keep it clean :)
The winner will receive a €25 gift voucher to spend in my shop.
I would like to say a huge thanks to all my followers for all your lovely comments throughout the year and wishing you all a very Happy Christmas. So have fun and looking forward to seeing your comments.
Here is the first line to get you started....
I love it when my....
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Friday, December 11, 2015
First stop Marrakech
Water sellers (who don't seem to sell much water but you can pay to have a photo taken with them). Storytellers, acrobats, belly dancers who are men (pretty obvious) especially when they tried to sing, but as women are not allowed to perform, it makes it quite amusing all the same. You have doe eyed children selling packets of paper hankies or biscuits and sidle up to you and bat their huge eyes. On one stop at a cafe to catch our breath and a pot of mint tea, no less than 19 offers came to us trying to sell their wares, from watches, sunglasses, wooden statues, feather paintings, cigarettes, mirrors, baskets,lamps to name a few. The whole square is alive with sounds from drums, singing, tambourines, storytellers, violins, wafts of smoke from the food stalls, it is a total sensory explosion and can be quite overwhelming.
Chained Barbary apes wearing nappies! henna artists, orange, date, and nut sellers, and don't forget a 100 or so plus chefs with stalls where you can eat delicious tagines or Ghoulal soup if you fancy it.(snails)! and I don't and didn't. Take a trip in a Caleche (horse and carriage) on a tour round the city, oh and then there are the souks and it seems once you are in you can't get out but a fun experience all the same but can be exhausting.
After the square we visited the Majorelle Gardens, where the rustling of leaves, the chirping of birds, the whole garden was alight with the most vibrant of blues, water features with tortoises sunning themselves and stunning cacti giving the whole place an air of complete tranquility, a sheer delight after the craziness of Jemma el fna.
After strolling round the garden several times, next visit had to be the Berber Museum on the same grounds as the garden, you are not allowed to take pictures but here are a couple from their website. The jewelery displays are set in a stunning mirrored room with several display cases with some exquisite filigree work, enameling, cabochons and engravings, look up and you will see a black velvet sky strewn with thousands of stars, traditional Berber music plays softly in the background and you find your self transported to the desert dreaming of having a chance to wear perhaps a few of these choice pieces... ahem back to reality!!!!
Next stop Ouarzazate and a drive through the Tizi-n-Tichka.
Monday, December 7, 2015
Blue Christmas
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