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8th April 08, 12:47 PM
#38
Originally Posted by Malcolm MacWilliam
Just wanted to know what others were doing on Tartan Day.
I started out on a long walk, on this day knowing precisely what to say if anybody asked why I was wearing a kilt: “Because today is Tartan Day.”
I’m living in an area with well educated and knowing people around, but I really doubt that “Tartan” should mean anything to the majority of them. Had I answered “kilt day”, they should have understood, but then after having checked out on the Internet they had realized that an official kilt day does not exist.
I had a very good walk with birds singing and squirrels fooling about. Nobody asked.
When I came home I said to my wife, who in the meantime had gone up and was preparing the breakfast: “Today is tartan day”.
“Tartan day; does that mean that you are going to wear your kilt all the day?” she asked smiling. She knows what tartan means; because I have told her.
“Yes, darling, today everyone in possession of a kilt is wearing it.”
And so I did.
Greg
www.dress2kilt.eu
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