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10th March 06, 11:06 AM
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If this should ever come up again, may I suggest instead a lambswool ruana in colors complementing, but not matching, your tartan? I have one of these:
http://store.crazyforirishdance.com/cerobykewomi.html
And I love it. It's just the right weight for when it's too warm to wear a jacket, but too cool to go bare-shouldered.
I agree with the matching tartans being a symbol if marriage or at least, for those of us who can't marry our sweethearts, of a permanent commitment.
I'm sorry about the cruise too, I hope you have fun anyway?
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10th March 06, 11:37 AM
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 Originally Posted by Shay
If this should ever come up again, may I suggest instead a lambswool ruana in colors complementing, but not matching, your tartan? I have one of these:
http://store.crazyforirishdance.com/cerobykewomi.html
And I love it. It's just the right weight for when it's too warm to wear a jacket, but too cool to go bare-shouldered.
I agree with the matching tartans being a symbol if marriage or at least, for those of us who can't marry our sweethearts, of a permanent commitment.
I'm sorry about the cruise too, I hope you have fun anyway?
That is a nice looking garment.
Don't worry about me. I regularly go on trips on my own. I've been all over the Caribbean and to Europe twice unaccompanied. It would have been nice if she had come along, but it's her loss.
We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb
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10th March 06, 11:48 AM
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Isn't being seen on the arm of a kilted man enough of a gift
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10th March 06, 01:10 PM
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 Originally Posted by Colin
Isn't being seen on the arm of a kilted man enough of a gift 
You never can tell, someone on the cruise may feel they need a kilted escort.
We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb
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10th March 06, 03:23 PM
#5
 Originally Posted by Shay
If this should ever come up again, may I suggest instead a lambswool ruana in colors complementing, but not matching, your tartan? I have one of these:
http://store.crazyforirishdance.com/cerobykewomi.html
And I love it. It's just the right weight for when it's too warm to wear a jacket, but too cool to go bare-shouldered.
The babe here is absolutely right as usual. My wife has a couple of these and thinks the world of them. Good advice, good deal.
Chris.
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10th March 06, 04:31 PM
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On the subject of tartans, women, and gifts.....I have been trying to get my wife something for months that she could wear. Not necessarily formal, but so she doesn't feel like an outsider when we go to Highland games this summer.
I tried many sites, and ideas, and finally in frustration, I showed her the "kiltday" website, and sent her a shoppin'.
She ended up on the Sportkilt website, and now she has a "women's kilt" on order. I talked with her a bit about the rules and regs of kilts, but she was steadfast and used her superhuman abilities. She basically gave me the "you can sleep with the dogs" look.
What can I say; it's a start, and she did pick out a pretty one.
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