In shorts, but happy

[Graham]

I drove to a job yesterday, kilted, but changed briefly into shorts just for the job. I'm glad I did.

I was high up a ladder updating honour boards in a High School gymnasium. Below me was a girls choir, practising.
I don't think I could have done that kilted

Today I was at another school. A small lad walks past and boldly asks: "wotcha doing in a kilt?", I was surprised by his openness and could only reply "what are you doing in trousers?".

With a sigh he said "It's not my choice" (school uniform). So I said a kilt WAS my choice. What a nice lad he was.

I met an Indonesian women in the main street, she exlcaimed how nice I looked, I thanked her and reminded her that in her country the men wear a 'sulu', I guess she is more comfortable than most with MUGS.

Glen, I got 70c discount on a cuppa tea today 'cos of the kilt! I'm catching up with you!

[Rob Wright]

Graham you'll get that blue ribbon yet!

Rob Wright

[Freelander Sporrano]

Graham Wrote:

Today I was at another school. A small lad walks past and boldly asks: "wotcha doing in a kilt?",

You should have said "Fixing this Sign"

[GMan]

Graham,

Congratulations, you are now 70 cents closer to a new kilt Just be careful, it does snowball ya' know

[David Woodington]

Hey Graham.I wear whatever is best for the job at the time.I needed to do some work on the roof this past week and knew I would be kneeling for most of it so to litteraly save my skin I opted for pants.(bl$$dy uncomfortable as you guys might say) BUt I kept my skin.It's nice to hear children who haven't been currupted by predjudice ask questions.Their openness is refreshing.


Take care
Dave

[Casey]

Graham,

It's nice to have the choice.

Casey