Dress code-To,Prabha and Everyone..

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Hello,Prabha..and Everyone..

I am " S-I-M-B-L-Y..LOVING " ..THIS WHOLE Discussion....

Thanks for all ur inputs..

On an ending note..,I look at this whole DRESS CODE(for Women)sceanario...like

this

(Hope..I have not started a new discussion..on the Etiquettes and Diktats..of

7Star Hotels!!-Ha Ha Ha)

For example..An invitation reads as follows.

U both have been invited to a 5 star buffet spread..(but with an ending

statement,)...

Dresscode..-3piece Tuxedo..for men,and Saree,with xyz colour,for women,only

please!!

Knowing the fact,that the ambience will be good,the food excellent,the host

gracious..and evening, well spent,we won't mind adhering to the dress

code,right??!!

(No,don't even try and see,how the Hotel attendants and staff behave,if u still

try and force ur way,with ur style of dress.

..They r neither r kind or gracious in showing u the door out!!)

That's how..we look at Saudi Arabia's Abhaya code.

Nobody forced us to stay,we knew..and yet came..,for our personal reasons..

So,we have no right,to change..their thought process..

I guess..I am justified..with my thought process..

Bye

Shyam(84)

Re: Abaya

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> > I never liked the Abaya, Shyam - perhaps a subconscious reason for

> > leaving Riyadh as early as we did was the thought that I would not be

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> > to accept the sight of Divya in an Abaya when she grew old enough to be

> > expected to wear one.

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> > My mother perhaps felt the same way - neither did she like the idea of

> me

> > wearing one, nor was she ever going to wear one. The result was that

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> > my father visited us in Riyadh - Amma never came there.

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> > As for those of us who did have to wear an Abaya in Riyadh - it was

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> > a case of having to follow the law of the land.

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> > I rest my case there :-)

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