Returning

**smaughazard** · 2nd June 06, 08:07 AM

Welcome back- it's not about age; it's more about attitude… But you may find that some are jealous of all that time you'll have to wear the kilt!

**timber** · 2nd June 06, 10:06 AM

Welcome back!

I think there may be trouble, my daughter is almost 14 and loves young men in kilts......

**Alan H** · 3rd June 06, 12:57 PM

Let me think on this... Kizmet (aka Kiltedmom's) kids is about 16...um....I'm blanking on his handle...wait. d'Argo?

See, the first thing to go as you age is your...uh...uh...I forget.

Welcome back, RB. Ping D'Argo, y'all might have some stories to swap.

**Riverkilt** · 3rd June 06, 10:34 PM

Welcome back, I remember you.

If you're not already way ahead of me be sure to check out TFCK's website, seems to be oriented towards the young kiltwearers sense of fashion...

http://www.21stcenturykilts.com/home.htm

Ron

Martin S · 4th June 06, 12:19 AM

Originally Posted by Rubber Soul

... I was somewhat noticeable here considering my youth (I'm just about 16)!

Yes indeed!
Most of us seem to have taken many more years than you to get ourselves into comfortable garments.

What got you started so young?
After all, there can't be many of your generation setting the example.

Keep it up!

Martin (well over the hill now, though kilted on and off since the age of 18)

**Kilted_John** · 4th June 06, 12:07 PM

Originally Posted by Rubber Soul

Hello everyone.. I posted here months (a year?!) ago back in '05.. and I had forgotten about this site, but I thought I'd return here and enjoy some kilt conversation. I was somewhat noticeable here considering my youth (I'm just about 16), and how not many my age have any interest in the kilt. Still recognize some faces from when I posted but several other people who have signed up after I had taken my leave. Nice to see everyone again!

Dylan,

Welcome back. KInda wondered where you went. Anyway, good to hear from you again.

-J

**Scott Gilmore** · 4th June 06, 12:10 PM

Welcome, Dylan.

**Rubber Soul** · 5th June 06, 07:16 PM

Originally Posted by Martin S

Yes indeed!
Most of us seem to have taken many more years than you to get ourselves into comfortable garments.

What got you started so young?
After all, there can't be many of your generation setting the example.

Keep it up!

Martin (well over the hill now, though kilted on and off since the age of 18)

well, I started back when I was 14. I've always been really proud of my heritage, especially my scottish/celtic background. and I think they look really great, too. So, I got one.. and I've loved it ever since.