New Kilt (Cilt) Arrived

[Chaps]

I picked up my Edwards Welsh Tartan from the shop (Celtic Treasures) this morning. My wife and I walked over to the shop and I walked home wearing my new kilt. A friend said that I had a "new kilt grin". (I notice in the picture that I need to cinch the belt down a bit, but it was very comfortable.) Tomorrow, I am attending the theater (theatre for the rabble across the pond) tomorrow afternoon and then out for dinner. I will be wearing the kilt and my tweed Argyll jacket. I'll post a picture tomorrow.

Cheers,

Chaps

[ASinclair]

That's a nice kilt, and is that a Wyvern sporran? Lookin' good, Chaps.

[Son of the Rock]

It looks wonderful. Have a good time at the theatre. I haven't been in too long (despite my favourite, West Side Story having recently come by town).

Also, I'm loving the term 'new kilt grin'.

[Chaps]

Yes, Allen. It is a Wyvern sporran. Donnie does great work.

[McClef]

Looks good.

My rule of thumb is that if it is a Welsh tartan then I spell it Cilt, if not then I spell it Kilt.

[Chaps]

Thanks, then Cilt it is.

[mookien]

Chaps: Great-looking kilt and very nice informal outfit. Congratulations! May you wear it in happiness and good times.

Is "Celtic Treasures" the same shop as "Scottish Treasures" in Coronado? If so, I bought my first kilt from them a few years ago from their "tent" at the Pleasanton games. A lady named Tricia worked with me, and I recall that her Mom (Marjorie) and Dad owned the shop.

John

[Chaps]

The name is actually Scottish Treasures Celtic Corner. I mixed the names. Yes, it was Tricia who worked with me as well. We attend church together.

Chaps

[mookien]

If you think about it, and don't mind, please say "hi" to Tricia for me (John Blaylock from New Mexico). I bought my Blaylock kilt from her. Tell her it still fits and is looking great. Thanks.

[Chaps]

I'd be glad to tell her.