Shoulders at Aluthgama station — borrowed wrap enough for the courtyard or do we need a full cover
Shoulders and knees. We have a thin wrap. Quiet 26 Aug, not trying to dress for a ceremony we cannot see. Enough for Aluthgama station, or will someone turn us around?
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Borrowed wrap that actually covers shoulders and knees is enough for an ordinary courtyard walk at Aluthgama station. Inner rooms are a different ask; stay out if you are unsure. Shoes in a bag, not dangling. A fashion crop under a see-through scarf is not cover. Keep voices down.
If the wrap keeps sliding, pin it. Arguments at the shoe rack are the rude version.
Elder changes the trade. Pay the boring extra cover. Quiet Aluthgama station still the pin we actually have.
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