Old but New

**Chirs** · 18th September 11, 05:46 PM

Originally Posted by Highlander31

You bet I did. She is the best thing that ever happened to me. For more than three decades, she has always been by my side.

Of course if I didn't post to this thread, she would come up with a "to do" list that included me working on a ladder.

Not that I don't always appreciate your choice of projects, dear. I just don't think I always need you to hold the ladder for me.

This may explain how there came to be such a brood!!

**Really a McQueen** · 18th September 11, 06:33 PM

Greetings from a bit further inland, but still in the mythical State of Jefferson. (Hint: head south to just below the state line, and head inland about 85 miles, and you'll find me

).

**Peter Crowe** · 18th September 11, 06:34 PM

Welcome from a Glaswegian Scots expatriate in Massachusetts

**O'Searcaigh** · 18th September 11, 06:37 PM

Hello and

from the wooded highlands of north central Tennessee!

We used to live in Waldport OR (where the mountain forest literally meets the ocean) but moved here about five years ago (where rivers flow through mountain glens and cascade over falls). Welcome dear Oregonian.

**sevenoaks** · 18th September 11, 06:43 PM

A very warm Welcome from another Pacific North West kilted man who`s partner supports me in wearing the kilt.
You are so right in saying that to walk in the forest in a kilt in the early morning with the threads of mist snagging in the Ceders is one of the most amazing experience one can have.

**Highlander31** · 18th September 11, 10:31 PM

Originally Posted by ForresterModern

31

She cares enough about you to hold the ladder, a good and true woman. I would be worried when she stops holding it, especially after verifying your life insurance policy is up to date.

I am happy she holds the ladder. It just seems the ladder work always happens when I am in a kilt.

Originally Posted by Chirs

This may explain how there came to be such a brood!!

It didn't hurt.