Covering shoulders at Slave Island — proper wrap or the stall's thin print is enough — this Monday morning after leftover rain
We are at Slave Island in leftover-rain humidity. Beach clothes. Stall has thin prints. Kid wants to go in. I do not want to make the doorway a fitting room. Monday 31 Aug. Ordinary bags. This Monday morning after leftover rain. Cannot tell if this is ordinary or a tired mistake. Locals, please contradict the group chat.
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A proper wrap, not a see-through scarf. If the stall only has thin prints, skip or buy two layers. Shoulders and knees. Do not make the Slave Island doorway a fitting room. Skip is polite. Inside is not the street. Camera bag at the shoe counter is your problem, not theirs. I will not invent a photography fee. Street is mixed. Be small.
If you sit a table, order. Occupying courtyard shade with a bottle you brought is the rude version.
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