http://maroc-investement.blogspot.com/: Top 10 Reasons I Love Morocco

http://maroc-investement.blogspot.com/: Top 10 Reasons I Love Morocco: we recently sat down with MTS guest favorite, guide Kristy Larson , and asked her why she loves Morocco. Kristy moved to Morocco over 30...

http://maroc-investement.blogspot.com/: Top 10 Reasons I Love Morocco

http://maroc-investement.blogspot.com/: Top 10 Reasons I Love Morocco: we recently sat down with MTS guest favorite, guide Kristy Larson , and asked her why she loves Morocco. Kristy moved to Morocco over 30...

Someday you’ll understand what I meant when ilove you

Someday you’ll understand
what I meant when I said that word
What I meant when I rested the palm
of my hand on your chest and said, ‘Fragile’
What I wanted you to feel
when I started to trace your eyebrows
with my fingers and said, ‘I like this’
What I wanted you to believe
when I proceeded to trace the lining
of your eyes and repeated, ‘I like this’
And how I continued with your
nose and your lips, ‘I like this, I like this’
And how I gently passed your neck, ‘I like this’
And how my fingers stopped when they
brushed your left chest again, ‘Fragile’
Someday you’ll understand
what I had in mind when I said that word
What burning desire I had for you to know
that I wouldn’t break your heart
like the others did in your past
That I would never make empty promises
That you could trust me when I say
the words, ‘I love you’
That I would take care of that delicate heart of yours
Someday you’ll understand
how I felt when I said that word
How I was crying inside when I spoke it
How I felt the pain that you were denying
How I was determined to prove you wrong
How I would go through day and night for you
Someday you’ll understand
my intention when I said that word
Why I said it even though I was more
broken than you would ever be
Why I wasn’t willing to let you pay
for his and his mistakes
Why I ignored my own pain
and cried for you instead
Someday you’ll understand
what I wanted when I said that word
What I wanted you to realize
when I touched you there
To realize that I was ready to bleed for you
To bleed from the cuts on my fingers
as I pick up the fragments of your heart
and make it whole again

Someday you’ll understand
why I left my hand there and said, ‘Fragile’
Why I didn’t want you to make love to me
That all I wanted from you
was to let me love you
Even when I secretly wished that
you would fight for me too
”

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LOVE (playlist)

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tell me about fantasia in morocco

Depuis des siècles, le cheval occupe une place privilégié au Maroc. ... Premiermister « celui qui a tout gagné au Maroc et dans le monde, rien que ses saillies ont rapportées ... En vérité dans toutes les régions au Maroc il existe des cavaliers en particulier de Fantasia. ... « Dites-moi, maître, c'est quoi l'arabo-francophonie

he Fantasia can also mark the conclusion of wedding celebrations, and other seasonal festivals. he horses also are especially bred and selected for the purpose. Lab el baroud has become the equivalent of a martial art. Each region in Morocco may have several fantasia groups or serba, amounting to thousands of riders nationwide. The 19th century image below shows how little has changed, at least at the time when these photographs were taken.

TEL MY ABOUT MOROCOO

One can not mention Morocco without bringing up the wonderful memories of those who have visited the country. The new strap line "The country that Travels within you" of Morocco’s advertising campaign conjures up deeply the experience lived and which last in all memories.
e to watch this film which promises to take you to a country that will mark you forever.
Nature is never far away in Morocco. Desert, mountains, valleys and sea - the country has plenty to offer fans of the outdoors!
Hikers of all levels will love walking the Moroccan mountains. Among the temperate peaks of the Rif mountain range, its cliffs jutting out into the Mediterranean make this under-explored region magical.




The lakes are packed with trout waiting for amateur fishermen. The more sporty will want to tackle the challenges of the Middle and Upper Atlas mountains on foot, by mountain bike or in a paraglider, or to practice mountain climbing, canyoning or pot-holing. Its summits can reach 4000m high. Ifrane, the little Moroccan Switzerland, may come as a pleasant surprise with its summer coolness, winter snow and traditional "mule-ski" trails.
Nothing is as indescribable as a stay on the edge of the desert... Head to Ouarzazate to discover its immensity and colours. At night, opt for an encampment in the desert, a chalet in the mountains and, wherever you are, bed and breakfast with the locals for an unforgettable and authentic experience. These are at the heart of the Moroccan identity, like palmtrees, argan oil and the honey from its lavender.
Looking out over the Atlantic, you will be enchanted by the turquoise waters of Dakhla bay! There you will meet migratory birds and pink flamingos.
In Morocco, every taste is naturally catered for!