At my wife's Masters Graduation 25 July 8

**Phil** · 29th July 08, 01:48 AM

Congratulations on a proud day for you both.

**Galician** · 29th July 08, 06:20 AM

My congratulations to you both in her accomplishment, and the support you must have given her in this.

I have to ask what it is that you are wearing on the kilt. Are multiple kilt pins a custom?

**Ancienne Alliance** · 29th July 08, 06:37 AM

Congratulations to your wife.
You both look good.

Best,

Robert

**Finn** · 29th July 08, 06:50 AM

Congratulations to your wife!

You look quite spiffy, sir!

**Standard** · 29th July 08, 08:19 AM

Tell your wife congratulations. All those hours of hard work paid off, it is an accomplishment of which she can be very proud. What field is her degree in?

**Marshal Moroni** · 29th July 08, 08:46 AM

You look great, very well put together. Congratulations to your wife. I can relate to the struggle to earn a Master's degree with children, even adult children in the picture.

Cheers,

Marshal Moroni

**Ranald** · 29th July 08, 12:24 PM

Originally Posted by An t-Ileach

Here are some pictures that one or other of my daughters took at my wife's MSc Graduation last week:

Me and Isla (daughter number 2):

Me, wife, and Mariam (daughter number 1):

Me, fishing around for a business card to give to a prospective customer for a sporran:

As aficionados will know, I'm wearing a kilt in MacDonald of the Isles tartan - made by Hector Russell (now owned by Edinburgh Woollen Mills) and ordered through my friend Andrew Ferguson-Cunningham of The Highland Store in Great Russell Street, London, just across the road from the British Museum. The hose are from Mr Brewin and are black. The coat is also from The Highland Store and is in charcoal grey, as they didn't have any black ones at the time that I actually had some money.

Hi David , you do scrub up well !Lol
Glad to see your still out and about kilted.
My congrats to your good lady wife.