Il Florilegio Circus

I don’t have a lot of photos from the circus because there was a scary-looking circus employee going around warning people who took photos or videos, but here are a few, along with a Youtube video that gives a good overview.

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKPDEegddeY?rel=0&w=640&h=360]

Stoney Bread

Another follow-up to my previous wordy post…the delicious bread that was cooked in a wood-fired oven, which arrived at the tables with the stones from the oven still embedded in it.  Luckily I didn’t break a tooth.  Speaking of teeth, Norah lost a tooth in Morocco and the tooth fairy made a special trip to leave 50 dirhams under her pillow.

My brother-in-law Mustafa:

The stones:

The ladies baking outside behind the restaurant:

Bread in the oven:

Moroccan Hamster Balls

That’s a blog post title I never expected to write.  I didn’t even know they had hamsters in Morocco.

By request, here are some photos of the giant hamster balls I mentioned in a previous post.  We wanted to make sure the kids got the full cultural experience of Morocco.

Norah in the deflated ball:

Aliya’s ball being blown up with the leaf blower (how’s the air quality in there?):

Aliya starting to master the art of standing up in a hamster ball (how do the hamsters do it so instinctively?):

A crowd begins to form, watching the nutso American kids (Adlani’s in the blue ball):