I definitely thought Morocco was more interesting and fun than Tunisia, I don't know if it's because the team in Morocco was bigger and we saw and did more in Marrakech, or if Tunis is just more of a low-key city
I don't know if I mentioned it, since the plan seems to be constantly changing, but it sounds like Team Makkah '08 (...the GM wants to get us golf-shirts and matching luggage...) will be on the road recruiting for most of the next month. After Cairo, we're tentatively scheduled to go to Lebanon, Syria and Jordan, and then after that, to India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and the Philippines. As you can probably tell from some of my last posts, I haven't been super happy to be in Cairo the last little while, so this is certainly a welcome change! If you told me a year ago that I'd be living across the
world and traveling with really great people to all these places I'd never dreamed of going (for free!), I wouldn't have believed it for a second! I'm pretty lucky, I think!Not so lucky, however, is the fact that somewhere on my travels I developed a really bad allergic reaction to a soap or something and have been itching like crazy the last few days...the worst part is that it's on my inner thigh- not exactly a convenient place to scratch in public, especially when you are interviewing people all day!!! It got so bad that I had to see the hotel doctor in Tunis, who gave me a shot (they looooove giving injections for even the smallest things in this par
Okay, it's almost 4pm and I'm still in a bathrobe, so I should try to accomplish something today, but I hope all the dads out there had a great father's day, especially Tim, who is celebrating his very first one!!
xo C
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