Proper attire
May 25th, 2000 | 04:56 AM
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I love shorts but confess that now that I am in my mid 40s i am somewhat horrified by the cellulite that I have acquired along with my travel brochures <BR>over the last 10 yrs. <BR>I must say that this issue to some degree is one of good taste--- do you have "good" legs? Nice, classy shorts? <BR>Do you look like Roseanne & plan on wearing spandex bike shorts? Unlike a Rose, a short by any other name is not!
May 25th, 2000 | 06:41 PM
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Anne sumlady: <BR> <BR>Aren't you glad you asked this question? On careful considereation, we have decided it's all too much for us. We are cashing in our tickets for a month in Europe and instead, we have selected Miluakee as our point of destination. It was a close tie between a european nudist colony and an opportunity to wear every garish article of clothing we owned. Hope we made the right choice.
May 25th, 2000 | 07:19 PM
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Love to see the Texas tourists get off the planes at SFO in February in shorts, T shirts, and white athletic shoes! Legs will soon turn blue in the California sunshine! Haven't noticed whether they have zippers to make them into slacks, though.And, could someone define what a skort is?? Am I missing something here? Are skorts for just women or for men as well? What a ridiculous discussion this is.
May 25th, 2000 | 07:24 PM
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Dearest Frank, <BR> <BR>A skort is a combo of a skirt and a pair of shorts. From the back, you see the fabric between the legs and it looks like shorts. From the front, there is a solid piece of fabric (like a skirt) and you don't see the fabric between the legs. <BR> <BR>But the real issue is whether skorts are "hip." My 8-year old daughter says skorts are for dorks. Ouch!
May 25th, 2000 | 07:47 PM
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Hi! Good luck w/ your traveling.... <BR>Just for the record, I was in Rome last in June of 1999, and it was necessary in almost every single church for women to have their shoulders covered and knees covered. My suggestion-bring a sarong or oversized scarf to use as a shawl or as a wrap around skirt. It'll fit easily into your purse or backpack. <BR>If you do bring shorts, I suggest nice pairs. Just be comfortable and have fun!
