ON THE PAJAMA TRAIL
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Some of you are worried about museums and palaces, I have a bigger concern, I want to know where the pajama culture started.
A person ask me if I noticed the pajamas like clothes the girls wear the other day?
I said,
"Yes, I encourage it."
I first noticed a few in Thailand and those I think are really pajamas.
I then saw an increase in Cambodia and the picture below is from Phnom Penh.
NOW... I think I have hit the motherload, Vietnam is full of girls walking around in their pajamas, so I am at the source.
Culture 101
An elective course.
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- Nasir @ Pajamanation Malaysia said on Friday June 15th, 2007 05:53:00 PM
Same scenes here in Malaysia... ;-) Practically all the traditional shopkeepers also wear pajamas, except that they are of different style -- thin shirts with comfy pants or sarongs.
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