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At a parade
Hell-o all you kilted lads and supportive lassies,
While I was at the neighborhood Memorial Day parade and ceremony today, I was listening to a local pipe band that was playing in a circle when this lady came up to me and asked for a business card of the band, I said that I was not with the band and wear the kilt for comfort, she seemed perplexed as to what I was saying. "You're wearing a kilt too" she replied, "so you must be with the band, no sane man would wear a kilt for the fun of it." Before I could respond another lady who I do not know came back with "a kilt is a man's wear and to me it makes perfect sense that sane men wear them, just wish that my husband and sons had enough nerve to wear them." The lady that asked for the card just said "oh" and walked off. The other lady said that she had been admiring mine for awhile, and was hoping that I wore the kilt not as a performer. I did give her tons of kilt information for her husband and sons.
It does my heart well when others give you support from out of the blue.
Glen
Glen McGuire
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
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Great storey Glen, it is nice when you meet people that truly understand and appreciate the truth of it.
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Great story Glen. I too was kilted for part of a parade this past Saturday. My kilted 3 year old son got way more reactions and attention than I did.
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I think kilts are more comfortable than jeans
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"so you must be with the band, no sane man would wear a kilt for the fun of it."
So who says that you have to necessarily be sane to wear a kilt. After all, it does go against the 'expected norm'. 8)
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Re: At a parade
Originally Posted by GMan
"no sane man would wear a kilt for the fun of it"
I say no sane man would succumb to restrictive clothing, especially when kilts are available.
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What a classic Glen, slowly, eventually we may yet dispel the notion that one must be a performer to be wearing a kilt.
My most heard comment is: "Is there something special on today?"
What an opening that is to promote the positive benefits of kilt wearing
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Originally Posted by Graham
My most heard comment is: "Is there something special on today?"
Yes there is. My kilt
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Originally Posted by bubba
Originally Posted by Graham
My most heard comment is: "Is there something special on today?"
Yes there is. My kilt
Clever, Bubba... clever!
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31st May 04, 08:47 PM
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Great story Gman.
I've been asked " have you Bagpipes at home?"
I just love all these questions we get asked
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