On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 10:53 PM, Charles Haynes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > [.....] > Second, notions of personal space are quite different, and queuing is > honored more often in the breach. When waiting for a lift, for > example, you would be well advised to get used to being surrounded > elbow to elbow with everyone else wanting the lift, and when it > arrives, do not politely wait your turn - you will miss the lift.
roflmao. Must have : atleast the basics of one martial arts... very handy when you have to elbow the groping creep in the ribs and step out of the lift cool as a cucumber. > I would re-examine my attitudes about the aspirational nature of a > career versus a job and my judgemental attitudes about the value of > traditional "women's work" - but I'm not, and I don't think their > husbands are either... Indian husbands != Indian American husbands ... but then you knew that didnt you ? -- .
