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Buying hash Meknes

Then I remember the days I spent reading it, shaded by an orange tree in the hot Meknassi sun four Augusts ago. I would watch the child as curiously as he watched me, my sunglasses the only thing preventing a full-on staring contest. I remember the smells of that first summer and fall, my solo trip to Chefchaouen, where I was harassed — not because of my gender, but because of a presumption that I wanted to buy some hash — and got food poisoning on the eve of Ramadan. I remember shopping for a night table on a very hot October afternoon, the smell of its Atlas cedar mixing with diesel and sewage as we rode the truck back to my apartment. But no memories of my two years in Meknes are as clear as that first August four years ago. On my first day, I bought some potatoes, some fruit, two Casablanca beers, milk, butter, cereal, and a pack of Marlboro Lights. I attempted to make mashed potatoes for dinner, failed miserably, and cried a little while I smoked a cigarette in my kitchen. I smiled, suddenly feeling freer than I ever had before. I took photos that first night, of the sunset, of myself sitting on the floor against my futon, walls bare, suitcase not yet unpacked. I was barely twenty-three and still amazed by everything around me. The week before I left Meknes is a blur. And yet certain vistas in my mind remain distinct; everyday places were now poignant memories to record vigilantly in case I never saw them again. I remember my beloved Rue de Paris. When I first walked it in , it seemed almost decrepit, but when I left three years later, the storefronts were filling with chic new local additions: Marwa, the clothing store where I bought my favorite fingerless gloves; Novelty, a piano bar, which was only novel to me because it was the only bar I could sit alone unharassed and where one could find draught beer. I miss the uneven sidewalks, the wilted potted plants, the ubiquitous cats. I miss the shouts of teenagers, the smell of apple shisha wafting past my nose, the homeless men on the corner, always grateful for even a penny. But Meknes, ya Meknes, most of all, I miss you. Glossary: Souk: The marketplace in a traditional Arab city. Car guardian: A man whose job it is to watch over the cars on a portion of street, help people park, and generally watch out for the neighborhood. Marrakshia: A sticky sweet Moroccan pastry common to the city of Meknes. Adhan: The Muslim call to prayer. Jillian York. Necessary cookies are essential for the basic functionality and security features of this website. These cookies do not store any personal information. Any cookies that are not necessary for the website to function and are used to collect user personal data via analytics or other embedded content are termed non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to using these cookies. If you want to help, you can also: Follow us on Twitter: inthefray Comment on stories or like us on Facebook Subscribe to our free email newsletter Send us your writing , photography , or artwork Republish our Creative Commons-licensed content. In The Fray magazine uses cookies on this website to measure readership. By clicking Accept , you consent to the use of these cookies. Close Privacy Overview We use cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the site. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this site. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent, and you have the option to opt out of using them. Necessary Necessary. Non-necessary Non-necessary.

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Buying hash Meknes