Shoulders at Peradeniya — borrowed wrap enough for the courtyard or do we need a full cover
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Rowan Blake•93 rep11
Shoulders and knees. We have a thin wrap. Quiet 26 Aug, not trying to dress for a ceremony we cannot see. Enough for Peradeniya, 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 Peradeniya. 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.
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Dilshan Goonewardena•219 rep9
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If the wrap keeps sliding, pin it. Arguments at the shoe rack are the rude version.
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Marit Korhonen•169 rep7
Elder changes the trade. Pay the boring extra cover. Quiet Peradeniya still the pin we actually have.
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