Alliteration, how interesting is that? It is not very interesting because a lot of people can do alliteration with any letter. Although \u2018x\u2019 would be hard to do, all of that making my title sentence not very memorable in the end. However, we did <\/i>go to a mosque today and we did<\/i> hear about a myth and it was<\/i> morning and it might <\/i>be memorable.<\/p>\n
The mosque was the Mosque Hassan II that was built only twenty years ago. It is a mosque that extends out over the sea, and some guidebooks might say that there is even a glass floor that you can look through to the sea. There isn\u2019t. As it turns out, the builders used regular building techniques to build the columns in the ocean, and then had to fix their mistake, as salt water erodes things a whole lot faster than air. In the end, though, it has turned into a fairly spectacular building.<\/p>\n
The pillars on the inside are concrete coated in marble, along with the floor. The glass chandeliers were imported from Venice, and there is local stucco to make the elaborate arches. The women\u2019s prayer balconies above are made of locally cut cedar trees. Underneath, there is an ablutions room where men wash in fountains, there is another somewhere else for women.<\/p>\n
Another myth<\/i> that might be mentioned is my father\u2019s Chicken Myth from the golden arches, our first time eating there. Ever.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s all for now, Folks!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Alliteration, how interesting is that? It is not very interesting because a lot of people can do alliteration with any letter. Although \u2018x\u2019 would be hard to do, all of that making my title sentence not very memorable in the … Continue reading