[Squaredancing] Cost of clothing

[Heinz D. Trost]

Nasser,


NShukayr at aol.com wrote:
> Thanks for posting about how to cost-effectively acquire a nice wardrobe.
>  
> I'm with ya' all the way ... up until the point where you start 
> demanding what others must wear.  I just don't think we have the right 
> to do that.

you're absolutely right, I think.
Beside the situation that those old, most obese women do look much more 
obese if they wear those outdated Traditional attire costumes of the 
50's, so Brenda and all who try to force everybody to wear those 
costumes should face, that square dancing is a hobby,- and the dancers 
aren't paid for, but do everything on their own expenses.

And this do make a difference t e.g. a paid job where the employer 
legally can set the dress code for those employees he is paying for.

So e.g. actually I'm trainee of a quality consultant, and our customer 
do force everbody who do work for his company to wear business attire if 
they do work in his buildings. And so my boss did accept this, because 
the customer will pay the bill my boss will write to him. And if my boss 
and I will do work there then we will wear business attire there.

But at my spare time I won't get forced from Brenda or anybody to wear 
anything they force me to,- except if she/they would pay my expenses and 
  my bill.

Heinz