My first time kilted for a social function

**Matty Ross** · 18th October 08, 07:35 PM

I have hiked, shopped and picked up someone at the air port, but this was my first time going kllted to a social event. These two beautiful lassies are my twin daughters and this was our daddy daughter date. Dinner and dancing together.

**Cherub** · 18th October 08, 07:44 PM

Originally Posted by Matty Ross

I have hiked, shopped and picked up someone at the air port, but this was my first time going kllted to a social event. These two beautiful lassies are my twin daughters and this was our daddy daughter date. Dinner and dancing together.

Lovely Girls, I get to look forward to that in about 10 years, when my little gets older.

**Alan H** · 18th October 08, 08:18 PM

Wherever you go, you will be the luckiest man in the house, and have the prettiest and most wonderful dates. There's no question about it.

**SFCRick** · 18th October 08, 08:31 PM

very nice Father & Daughters photo

**george7** · 18th October 08, 08:31 PM

That sounds fun. It's great to see such great parents on this board.

**Marshal Moroni** · 18th October 08, 08:41 PM

Well done, I remember those Daddy/Daughter Dates so well. My twins are now 21, they grow so quickly make memories now!

Cheers,

Marshal Moroni

**Nighthawk** · 18th October 08, 08:42 PM

You have two adorable daughters! I remember a time when my little girl still liked me... Enjoy that while it lasts. Once they hit 13... well, you'll find out soon enough.

OK, I have to ask. I've been trying really, really hard not to, and have been avoiding posting in this thread all evening just so I wouldn't ask, but... Do you do the Santa Clause thing for Christmas? You look like you'd make a great one. (This is a compliment by the way- you have the look of someone who would do really well with kids.)

**Matty Ross** · 18th October 08, 09:09 PM

You have two adorable daughters! I remember a time when my little girl still liked me... Enjoy that while it lasts. Once they hit 13... well, you'll find out soon enough.

OK, I have to ask. I've been trying really, really hard not to, and have been avoiding posting in this thread all evening just so I wouldn't ask, but... Do you do the Santa Clause thing for Christmas? You look like you'd make a great one. (This is a compliment by the way- you have the look of someone who would do really well with kids.)

I know all too well what you are saying. My older daughters are 20 and 22 and are just starting to love me again.
to answer your second question please see attached photos.

**Highlander31** · 18th October 08, 10:15 PM

Originally Posted by Matty Ross

I know all too well what you are saying. My older daughters are 20 and 22 and are just starting to love me again....

I can relate to that. We have 7 children, 4 girls and 3 boys, aged; 34, 28, 27, 25, 13, 11, and 9. It seems somewhere between 22 and 24, they start to figure out that our experience really could be helpful. I went through the same thing, when at 18, I joined the Army, and was amazed how smart my parents had become while I was gone.

**Nighthawk** · 18th October 08, 10:57 PM

There is a special place in heaven reserved for both of you. I have two, and will have no more. Those Santa photos are simply AWESOME. I am that guy who never stopped believing in Santa. My son asked me last year if I still believe after we watched The Polar Express, and my answer was yes. I would add here that I refuse to lie to anyone, especially my kids.