Ever wish that you could say what you really feel about something going on in Klal? Ever wonder just why Klal acts/thinks the way it does? Here members of Klal can have the conversations they should be having but that aren't happening elsewhere, except, perhaps, in whispered conversations in dark corners. Say what you mean here, and let us hope that some conversation now will lead to changes later, some changes that are long overdue in Klal.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
A Poll Reminder
If you have not already done so, please scroll down to the three polls on hair covering below and register your votes. Again, men may answer for their wives if the wives are not readers here.
3 comments:
Anonymous
said...
An interesting poll. I don't know what you're going to do with the answers but I find it interesting to see how things divide between hair, hats and tichels.
Mom, A tichel is a scarf, or at least that is how the Yiddish is generally translated. I had in mind all pieces of material that are used to cover the hair, but mentioned snoods specifically as a sub category because most people see them as different from "regular" tichlach or scarves. Is what you are referring to as scarves different from tichlach and snoods?
3 comments:
An interesting poll. I don't know what you're going to do with the answers but I find it interesting to see how things divide between hair, hats and tichels.
Is there a reason why scarfs are not included as a hair covering option? I know many women (including me) who wear scarfs as their main head covering.
Mom,
A tichel is a scarf, or at least that is how the Yiddish is generally translated. I had in mind all pieces of material that are used to cover the hair, but mentioned snoods specifically as a sub category because most people see them as different from "regular" tichlach or scarves. Is what you are referring to as scarves different from tichlach and snoods?
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