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[dilip kumar]

Yeah we can wear these slip on comfy ones at meetings too.

Gayu s dress is called chudithar.

It consists of a pant, tops and, a more softer fabric called duppatta. Ladies wear a under slip and then use the tops. And the usual inner garments are part of it.

The duppatta s purpose is mainly to cover the chest part. The purpose was to not to stumble others. In India, majority of the aged will look contemptuous of you if u are not wearing your duppatas.

Slowly ,ladies have started to avoid using this duppatta s.

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[Good-O]

 

 

A 1950s picture of roasting pigs in Avoyelles Parish, Mansura, Louisiana.  A big holiday celebration in that part of the state called Cochon de Lait.  Courtsey of Bayou Country History Center, Inc. 

Edited November 9, 2015 by Good-O

[Witness1970]

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[Witness1970]

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Satellites circling the Earth......... I think.

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[CHecker]

Satellites circling the Earth......... I think.

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No way!! How can they launch a rocket into space with that much junk all over the place! Hope Jah gets rid of most of that stuff at Armageddon. 

[CHecker]

Yeah we can wear these slip on comfy ones at meetings too.

Gayu s dress is called chudithar.

It consists of a pant, tops and, a more softer fabric called duppatta. Ladies wear a under slip and then use the tops. And the usual inner garments are part of it.

The duppatta s purpose is mainly to cover the chest part. The purpose was to not to stumble others. In India, majority of the aged will look contemptuous of you if u are not wearing your duppatas.

Slowly ,ladies have started to avoid using this duppatta s.

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I'm going to Google this so I can understand it better. I love to learn about other cultures, Gayu's clothing have always interested me. And they look so much more comfortable than our confining clothing and....umm underthings.  

[dilip kumar]

nearly whole of the India uses this chudithar

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[CHecker]

That's what I was noticing. And India is into textiles so the plethora of fabrics would be great for different colors and patterns. 

[Tbs77]

Coffee Plantation Lahaina, HI September 2014

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[dilip kumar]

U can try typing balotra nighty cloth.u can get an idea about nighties( maxi or ladies gown). This place is in North India. (I am in south India)

Something similar is about chudithars.

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[Tortuga]

Coffee Plantation Lahaina, HI September 2014

 

We toured several coffee plantations on the Big Island, pretty cool. 

[Witness1970]

GPS satellites circling Earth .

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[Musky]

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GPS satellites circling Earth .

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I use the third one from the left on the bottom, I find it's the most reliable . 

[Tbs77]

We toured several coffee plantations on the Big Island, pretty cool.

This farm/plantation didn't make cut this year... Maybe the ones you visited did:

http://www.hawaiicoffeeassoc.org/2015-cupping-results

[Tortuga]

This is how a congregation on the Big Island of Hawaii does their territory cards.

 

[Friends just call me Ross]

I love that system!!!  

Would require constant updating, though.  At least, the way homes 'pop' up around here,

seemingly overnight.   Gotta love modular construction.  

[CHecker]

This is how a congregation on the Big Island of Hawaii does their territory cards.

 

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Oh this works so well with my brain!!! It's very tactile!! I can see things and it makes sense. I did one similar to this once, on my own with my territory, and a sister was....umm...not very agreeable with it. I loved it. 

[Tbs77]

I know what they are thinking...

Or....

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[Friends just call me Ross]

Low Tech Version of Extreme Sports:    

 

 

   

[Tortuga]

I know what they are thinking...

Or....

 

I always let the cats look at my tie before i put i on...

[CHecker]

Yeah we can wear these slip on comfy ones at meetings too.

Gayu s dress is called chudithar.

It consists of a pant, tops and, a more softer fabric called duppatta. Ladies wear a under slip and then use the tops. And the usual inner garments are part of it.

The duppatta s purpose is mainly to cover the chest part. The purpose was to not to stumble others. In India, majority of the aged will look contemptuous of you if u are not wearing your duppatas.

Slowly ,ladies have started to avoid using this duppatta s.

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So here's what I discovered- sure wish we could wear them here- 

This is a Duppatta- dress and pants- beautiful 

 

And this is a Chudithar- Do I have these backward? This looks like it should be under and the other one over- 

[kejedo]

This is how a congregation on the Big Island of Hawaii does their territory cards.

 

Hawaii Terr Card.jpg

This is similar to the way we created map spots for the us dept of labor/census bureau. Sometimes I print out an aerial map of my territory and use that. As with the territory card printed here, one can always add new housing units. Sometimes a person will do a street on my territory and will just list the nahs. I still  list every house and if there is no house number, I write 3L(3rd left),etc. 

[Musky]

I always let the cats look at my tie before i put i on...

 

So they approved of you here, huh?

 

[kejedo]

So they approved of you here, huh?

 

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A  black cat crossed my path almost 40 years ago. I married him. (feel free to remove.)

[Old]

So here's what I discovered- sure wish we could wear them here- 

This is a Duppatta- dress and pants- beautiful dupattas.jpg

 

And this is a Chudithar- Do I have these backward? This looks like it should be under and the other one over- Chuditha.jpg

My pioneer niece a pioneer in Redmond, WA,  Lexie (Glenn knows her.) wears them, in service and at meetings.