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Morocco: Firing the maid

Wednesday, August 29th, 2007 @ 02:48 UTC

by Jillian C. York

Countries:: Morocco
Topics:: Finance, Labor

Margot the Marrakesh Mystic shares her story of a not-so-good Moroccan maid.

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Margot Marrakesh

Hi Jillian,

Thanks so much for checking out my blog! I’m happy to say that after months without a maid, and then a two-week maid disaster (described in that post), we suddenly have a new maid who is absolutely wonderful.

Best regards,
Margot in Marrakesh
margotmystic.wordpress.com

# 2007-09-2 at 0:21 am

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