Casablanca raindrop in Mars


Raindrop on the tram station

Today it is unusual in this chapter, of the year, a rainy day in the morning white but the atmosphere returned to improve in the evening and after noon, it was cold this year in Casablanca not like previous years,

I woke up late in the morning and took the kids to school.

The children's riot was present, they did not carry the rainwater properly, and they insisted that I buy something on the way. They love biscuits a lot, but I bought them some bread and some cheese and gave it to the schoolmaster.

At the station, I found rain drops at the entrance to the station. I painted a beautiful painting and took a photograph with my phone.

I got to work a little late and headed for Hassan where I bought tea and some eggs and cheese for breakfast. Today the food was special.

A beautiful spring day like a winter in Casablanca.

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