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3rd September 06, 04:18 PM
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 Originally Posted by Chris Webb
I do still remember, though, when kilts were new to me, shocking to my family, bewildering to my old friends. Kilts still have meaning beyond just being a piece of clothing, it's just that I'm so used to them now that there is little left to experience for the first time. It's refreshing to me to read the posts of those who are new to all this, it gives me back some of the excitement I've lost through the routine of a thousand days of kilting
Well said Chris. I'm not as far down the kilted road as you and others on this board - but gone is the heart pumping excitement of those early kilted adventures. I guess I'd say I've become comfortable in my own kilted skin. I've had most of the first time experiences and handled most of the questions at least a few times by now. I will confess that when I see my kilted shadow following me down the street - it still sometimes brings a smile to my face. Its nice to know I've finally given myself permission to celebrate my heritage in a kilt.
Comfortable indeed.
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