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    So what do you do during the Jones?

    Now that I have been informed of a delay in receiving my kilt due to mill delays, I was wondering. What do you do to ease or take your mind off the Jones?
    I started playing with color pallets for a future Czech National kilt. What are your thoughts.
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    I don't know about others,but I go over and over the website of the place I ordered my kilt from and check and recheck my Email till the shakes go away.Also I find buying hose and such helps take the edge off.

    I like the hunting color way .
    KILTED LABOWSKI

    "I imagine a place of brotherhood and peace, a world without war. Then I imagine attacking that place because they would never expect it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cable scot View Post
    I don't know about others,but I go over and over the website of the place I ordered my kilt from and check and recheck my Email till the shakes go away.Also I find buying hose and such helps take the edge off.

    I like the hunting color way .
    You can make the shakes go away?!

    Weathered for me in this tartan. Lovely.
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    Steve.

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    I like them all. Nicely done.

    To ease the wait I try not to buy another Kilt. Not always successful in that though.

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    Well, I learned to knit and made three balmoral bonnets. Working on number 4 now. Since it's going to be a year before I can even consider my next kilt purchase, I should have about twenty bonnets by then. :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by New World Czech View Post
    Now that I have been informed of a delay in receiving my kilt due to mill delays, I was wondering. What do you do to ease or take your mind off the Jones?
    I took up the penny whistle. Thousands of tunes to learn...so little time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by McElmurry View Post
    I took up the penny whistle. Thousands of tunes to learn...so little time.
    I took up the bagpipes. Dozens of neighbours to annoy in the space of five minutes!

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    Quote Originally Posted by English Bloke View Post
    I took up the bagpipes. Dozens of neighbours to annoy in the space of five minutes!
    Bagpipes are too much of a commitment for me. How long have you been playing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by McElmurry View Post
    ... How long have you been playing? ...

    As it turns out, they are a bit too much of a commitment for me too. Firstly they are much harder to play than I envisaged (I play other stuff) But mainly, my unusual work pattern doesn't allow for formal tuition and my children's needs and priorities don't enable much time to practice, so I wouldn't exactly describe my proficiency level as "playing". I am quite nifty on the practice chanter but the pipes tend to stay in the case. I'll get round to it again when I have a bit more 'me' time I expect. Provided I can still draw breath.
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    Quote Originally Posted by English Bloke View Post
    I'll get round to it again when I have a bit more 'me' time I expect. Provided I can still draw breath.
    Those 'round to-its' are hard to find. When you find a source let the rest of us know. I received a bodhran in May and have yet to find time to work on technique and rhythms.

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