Invited to opening

[Graham]

Last night I was invited to the opening of a new restuarant in town. The owners are my clients and I did some work on the place.

It was a fairly up-market affair with many representatives of our business community attending, including the mayor.

I wore a new green polo shirt with my logo embroidered on it, with a black watch USAK semi, green hose and flashes.

I guess it's a sign of my growing confidence in myself that I was not in the least conscious of being kilted.
The mayor is used to seeing me kilted, he's also patron of our pipe band, my bank manager was there and I had a chance to tell him how I saw the kilt fitting into my business image. He understood the importance of marketing and getting known in the area, I told him how being a kilted signwriter helped greatly in that regard.

All in all it was a good promotion for kilts.

[bubba]

Graham, if you could only get kilts declared the national dress of Tasmania....;)

[Archangel]

Graham, if you could only get kilts declared the national dress of Tasmania....;)

no, it's a skirt, arghh, don't hit me....

[Graham]

Graham, if you could only get kilts declared the national dress of Tasmania....;)

If only, if only!

[GMan]

What an ambassador Graham, making the kilt the national dress of Tasmania. {well almost anyway} Good job.

[MacMullen]

Hey, I just got it - the national dress. Too funny.

You are definitely an Ambassador of the Kilt Graham. Keep up the good work!

[KiltedCodeWarrior]

OK, NOW I get it!

RJI ... dragging down the humor IQ on the board

[Sherry]

Ah, but if every man in Tasmania wears a kilt, how will Graham's business stand out?

Still, it would be fascinating to be able to go somewhere where the kilt was "normal" & trousers the exception.

Sherry