Now I've done it

[arrogcow]

While I have orn a kilt for 95% of the time for the last several years, there has been one place I have not. I occasionally work as an adjunct teacher for a community college. I had been asked (by my department chair) not to wear the kilt while teaching (his fears were that the very conservative college president would be upset). For nearly 2 years I complied, though any time I was at the school for meetings, or any other reason, I still wore a kilt.

This month I decided I didn't care anymore. I only teach about 3 months a year, and it really is more for something to do than the income. So I started wearing a kilt at the beginning of February's classes. I have now worked for an entire month kilted, and the powers that be have not jumped on me. Now I just have to wait and see if I ever get called to teach again.

Adam

[Rigged]

I'll bet that if they don't call you back to teach, your students will have something to say about it.

[Graham]

You see, this is the effect of kilt addiction!
One arrives at the place where one doesn't care anymore what people think or say.
Congratulations on your bold step, I hope the reactions are all positive.

[arrogcow]

Oh I haven't cared what others think for years. I had only been wearing trousers because a supervisor asked me too. I just got past the point of worrying about this particular job.

Adam

[GMan]

Adam,

A great step indeed!

[Kilted KT]

I can't remmeber where I found it, but there is a site somewhere on the net about a school conducting an experiment where all the teachers wore kilts to work. I'll post it when I find it again.

Overall, I believe the experiment was a complete success...and I applaud your decision to wear your kilt everywhere!