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24th November 06, 08:51 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by Rex_Tremende
... No one but me knows that the pleat depth is wildly uneven or that other shortcuts have been made. ...
Umm. Rex? We ALL know now.
Last night I had Thanksgiving dinner with a lesbian couple and some of their friends and family. Good food, good friends. I adore them.
First time I ever wore a kilt in public was at the Pagan wedding of another lesbian couple. There were lesbians everywhere. A couple of years before the wedding, the partner of one of the women getting married had died suddenly from a pulmonary embolism. My date for the wedding was the deceased woman's elderly mother (who also, has been a friend of my family for practically ever). She is a lady in every sense of the word, warm and giving, a joy to be with, intelligent and now at 84 is sharp as the ubiquitous tack.
At the wedding, none of the lesbians asked the question; since the wedding, none of the lesbians have asked the question. At the wedding the only one who asked the question was my date. She was my first and though I was surprised that this lady would ask, I think that she was equally as surprised because she turned a lovely shade of pink. In answer, all she got was a hug. We are very close and converse the phone for at least an hour once a week (she's in New Mexico and I'm not).
While none of my lesbian friends care what's under my kilt (though their dogs seem to be quite curious), they do like a man in a kilt.
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