Covering shoulders for Meera Mosque — a stall scarf enough or we skip because we only have tank tops
Same Fort, different hour. Stall scarves are thin. I do not want to be the person in a see-through cover.
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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 doorway a fitting room. Skip is polite.
We took the quieter fork on this: Covering shoulders for Meera Mosque. Fine. No one clapped.
Kids: sit. Pride turns 'Covering shoulders for Meera Mosque' into a speech at the kerb.
Ask two locals. The first number about Covering shoulders for Meera Mosque is a test, not a fee I will invent.
Write the board. A leftover-rain rumour around 'Covering shoulders for Meera Mosque' is not a timetable.
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