Attire

I only brought 3 shirts and 3 pairs of pants 3 pairs of boxers and four pairs of socks. One of the shirt pant combos I wore. A change of clothes was working clothes, the other was to sleep in. all were so filthy by the end; I don’t even know how to really describe them politely. I soaked the clothes today. The water is so dirty; it looks like the water cup at the end of art class on a painting day, grayish grimy filth.

Needless to say, the clothes held up very well. I only have few new holes, none threatening the durability or purpose of the clothing.

OH!!!! I almost forgot. The pants that are kinda dorky… love them. I find out the bathing suit material means you don’t have to wear boxers! Duh. Well that’s one less sweaty thing I have to change at lunch. And they zip off at the knee creating shorts. So I had one pair I wore during the day. One pair I wore in the evening during mosquito time. And the pair of shorts for sleeping in. I think I over packed on boxers and socks. I wore flip flops most of the time. The flip flops that are 2 for 5 at old navy. Flip flops are the shoe of choice in India. Even welding, bricklaying, sewer cleaning is done either barefoot or in sandals.