Story of 'the Sulus'

Two people who have influenced our manner of dressing are the Chinese and the Indonesians. On the one hand, the blouse, short at the body and tight at the sleeves, and the pantaloons, loose ang long, are typical of the Chinese.

On the other hand, the loose kimono-like sablay and the batik sarong and the long, flowing silk stole are Indonesian. this latter outfit is the more popular, especially among the working people. however, we boys and girls of school age, are adopting more of the western way of dressing because it is cheaper and easier to wear.

My house, like all the other Moro houses, is built differently from other Philippine houses. The roof is low and made of either coconut or nipa shingles. In most of the native homes there is no furniture-- no chairs or tables. Instead, we spread mats or carpet on the floor for our guest to sit on. We use copper trays with stands instead of dinning tables. We sleep on thick cushions instead of beds. Like our clothes, our bedding is colorful, especially our tapestry. The more educated among us have homes patterned after and furnished like American homes.

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