The world of abaya fashion: another reason I kind of miss my abaya.
Though really, the fact that I can miss it is a luxury.
Showing posts with label abaya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abaya. Show all posts
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Not your mama
You know I'm avoiding work when I update my blog in the morning. Hmmmm.
I'm on an abaya streak. This happens a lot . . .
I've got a lot to do today, but so reluctant to start . . . blurgh.
I'm on an abaya streak. This happens a lot . . .
I've got a lot to do today, but so reluctant to start . . . blurgh.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Abayadvantage
More Saudi-related comics.
When I moved to Riyadh at the age of 13, I was horrified at the idea of wearing abayas and covering my head. I'd just discovered boys and spaghetti-strap tank tops (god, so 90s) and I was resentful of the oppressive Saudi laws that took my freedom away. But then, like all things, I got used to it. And once I got past the oppressiveness of the abaya, I started to notice its advantages.
I, for one, was a big fan of wearing my abaya over my pajamas, going to the mall, and walking into fancy shmancy stores for kicks.
Sometimes I miss wearing my abaya . . .
Inspired by a comic from the awesome Pigs in Maputo blog.
(Saudi friends: let me know if you remember any other funny Saudi stories that I've forgotten.)
When I moved to Riyadh at the age of 13, I was horrified at the idea of wearing abayas and covering my head. I'd just discovered boys and spaghetti-strap tank tops (god, so 90s) and I was resentful of the oppressive Saudi laws that took my freedom away. But then, like all things, I got used to it. And once I got past the oppressiveness of the abaya, I started to notice its advantages.
I, for one, was a big fan of wearing my abaya over my pajamas, going to the mall, and walking into fancy shmancy stores for kicks.
Sometimes I miss wearing my abaya . . .
Inspired by a comic from the awesome Pigs in Maputo blog.
(Saudi friends: let me know if you remember any other funny Saudi stories that I've forgotten.)
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