A note on scarves: travel essential for every woman. They can be used to cover a smelly pillow; cover yourself while washing in a river; hide a hickie, splint an arm, wrapped into stylish turbans during belly dance lessons or detract from visually harmful bad hair days; used as a tablecloth on a rock in the High Atlas; secure a suitcase, hold up trousers when days of lomotil haven't helped the ravages of that one small meal at a street vendor; tie a man to the bedpost so you can go shopping without being criticised; tie yourself to your best girlfriend so she doesn't get lost in a souk, tie your bag to your chair so it doesn't get stolen; used as a boob tube, a sarong, a veil during a thousand and one nights and a gag for the critics.
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