...really reflect up? They do when they have a mirror attached to them.

Alright, I know that some people on this board disagree with situations where women act in a manner that society in general wouldn't tolerate in men, especially if it has to do with men in kilts. This story is meant in fun. All actions were meant in jest. And as far as I know no one actually got thier privacy violated.

Last Friday night my wife and I braved the weather to venture out to the Black Rose Irish Pub in Grand Rapids, MI. The band Craic Wisely was playing and my friends and I are fans. I wore my black UK and my friend Jim also wore a Utilikilt. To round out the kilts in the room, two of the band members were kilted (Jim sold them to them last summer , which is where I met the band).

A few beers into the night, Jim comes back over to the table after having conversated with a group of people he knew, but I didn't. He has a big smile of his face and informs me that one of the ladies (whom he didn't know), upon hearing that there would be men in kilts at the affair had attached a mirror to the top of her shoe. I couldn't believe it at first. But shortly their after I got closer look and spied this:


I, wearing my kilt "regimental," kept my distance, until I had a chance to talk to the lady. It turns out that it was in jest and that in truth it didn't work well do to a lack of light. She gladly allowed me to take a pic, I told her that I thought that you fellows would find it funny. A little later she and my wife began discussing mods to the contraption that would account the low lighting conditions that had made the invention of little use.

All in all we had a good laugh and I hope you guys do to. More pics of the night, not the contraption are available here . All in all we had a great night. We even celebrated the Great Guinness Toast. I am not a professional photographer, but I know some of you guys are and if you want to offer some pointers, that would be fine.