Hey guys! First of all I wanna thank all of you followers and everyone else that visits our blog. I see we have many visitors from America, a grand salut for you morocco-lovers in USA!Â
I apologize for the lack of posts lately, i've had so much to at work. This summer there's no vacation in Morocco, so I better work. Now a little brief info about me. My names is Badr, which means full moon in arabic. I was born and raised in Stockholm, Sweden. And I still live here. My parents are both from Morocco, from a tribe outside the city of Taza. I love both of my countries equally. I can never ignore or forget about Sweden, it's always home, where I grew up and where I have most of my memories. When I come back to Sweden from trips around the world, I feel that "ohhhh home sweet home" feeling.
Morocco is the homeland of my ancestors and will always be a part of me, it runs in my vains, i'll never forget about my roots and ancestors, and i'm very proud of them. I always think and fantasize about how my ancestors lived in the Rif mountains, and when i'm in Morocco I always ask questions and talk with the elders about how it was back then and check the background of all kinds of rituals, for example the tattoos on the elderly women's faces. I love the rich culture of Morocco, the old medinas, the countrysides, Everything. But sometimes I realize that I'm more european in my way of thinking than moroccan. I don't really wanna live in Morocco, I'm fine where I am. And it's really close to Europe, so if the urge to visit it comes up, than Morocco is just downstairs. There are many reasons why I don't wanna live there, but simply I'm just more comfortable here. I live in Morocco three months a year, and that's enough for me. I Love Morocco. Â
Well I'm 25 now, and I study at Stockholm University. I love traveling and seeing other places. That's a little about me, I'm glad y'all like the blog, thanks folks!
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