Kilted Fridays Adventures

**tpa** · 25th April 15, 07:08 AM

Originally Posted by Madadh

Kilted today as every Friday at work, but was able to get the better half to take a picture. They wanted me in business casual so I added the tie.Attachment 24624

Very smart, I trust they were suitably appreciative.

I was just in my knock around acrylic Hunting Stewart and there are too many pictures of that already.

**416 Rigby** · 25th April 15, 03:53 PM

A day late, but I decided to don the DNKE kilt and mow the grass.

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**IsaacW** · 25th April 15, 03:56 PM

Just finished rebuilding my study today!! Although it is not Fri., I had to shower, don my kilt, sit back in the new study with a pint and read some Burns!!

**Madadh** · 25th April 15, 04:37 PM

Just like the lads do when they get the chance

**Really a McQueen** · 25th April 15, 06:21 PM

Alas, working in a setting where work attire is hospital scrubs is not conducive to kilt wear. Perhaps I could construct an X-Kilt using white duck.

Then maybe I would have a reason to wear white kilt hose.

**Dusty** · 25th April 15, 08:43 PM

The wife and I with another couple went out to an Italian restaurant then back to their house for cards and brews. I worn my US Army kilt from USA Kilts. Good times had by all!

**Tarheel** · 26th April 15, 08:03 AM

Originally Posted by Really a McQueen

Alas, working in a setting where work attire is hospital scrubs is not conducive to kilt wear. Perhaps I could construct an X-Kilt using white duck.

Then maybe I would have a reason to wear white kilt hose.

As Long as you don't become nurse Ratchet, anything is possible.

**Really a McQueen** · 26th April 15, 09:20 AM

Originally Posted by Tarheel

As Long as you don't become nurse Ratchet, anything is possible.

More like nurse Ratchet Wrench. I spend more time doing maintenance tasks than medicating my patients. Which by the way generally have four feet and tails (well, except for the Manx cat :P ).

**416 Rigby** · 30th April 15, 09:23 PM

I'll be on the road tomorrow, so I kilted up for work today instead and honored a friend who passed away last week. We served together many years ago. A wreath of flowers and his ashes were spread into the sea from a Coast Guard helicopter. I was unable to attend, so I piped him "home" over my lunch break. He was a good man.