Unexpected ride kilted

**bricelythgoe** · 10th March 10, 07:39 AM

I hope you recover fully from your ordeal! That is really scary.

**butch** · 10th March 10, 08:07 AM

Recovering very well. My wife and I will be going to a Celtic Woman concert on the 16th at Hershey PA. Hopefully my wife will relent and allow me to wear a kilt. (She doesn't like to be with me in public if I have a kilt on) Will have to wait and see. Thanks all for the kind words and encouragement. "Kilt on"

**Santa Kona** · 10th March 10, 08:19 AM

Glad to hear you are on the mend.

**Standard** · 10th March 10, 08:33 AM

Glad that all seems to have turned out well. After the ambulance ride, doctor/nurse exam, etc. I'd think that the Celtic Women concert would be a no brainer for a proper kilted outing.

**Lallans** · 10th March 10, 08:56 AM

I would have loved to be a fly on the wall when they were figuring out how to remove your kilt. You're probably quite lucky they didn't use an EMT Zipper, AKA the bandage sissors. And having thought of that, perhaps you shouldn't look at your kilt until you're quite recovered

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GG · 10th March 10, 09:02 AM

Take care, Butch, you are almost as old as I am.

I'm glad you were in good hands - and don't forget, a man in a kilt is a man and a half.

Greg

**Kiltboy** · 10th March 10, 09:09 AM

Mercy. I'm glad you are feeling better. Was up in central PA a few weeks ago, shoveling 15" of snow myself. It is an intense work out. Each snowfall, it results in injury and cardio-related incidents. I'm so glad you got the care you needed immediately. Enjoy your concert in Hershey, my old stomping grounds.