Kilted Fridays Adventures

[kilted2000]

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My daughter made the plane shirt.

Plane? That shirt has plenty of decoration

[Kitfoxdave]

Plane? That shirt has plenty of decoration

Well as a grumpy old aircraft stress engineer, my daughter has made me many "plane" shirts over the years... someone has to raise the bar... but sometimes I wear a "plain" shirt... with my kilts ;-)

[Mael Coluim]

Wore my new black shadow tartan kilt to work on Friday. Wore Breton national flashes to hold the charcoal hose in place.
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My daughter made the plane shirt.

Love the orange tabby kilt checker!

[Kitfoxdave]

Love the orange tabby kilt checker!

He noticed that he had not deposited enough of his orange hairs on the black background yet, so came in for another photo bombing pass!

[kilted2000]

A little 4th of July kilting. Trying for a casual but smart look. Also trying to revive this thread a little bit.

[Mael Coluim]

For my 6 hour drive on this Friday to the Grandfather Mountain Highland Games, I wore a casual USA Kilt in Malcolm modern tartan. The drive was uneventful and comfortable. Looking forward to the XMTS Meet-up tomorrow.

[GG]

A hot muggy Friday in August had me reach for a USA Kilts casual in Malcolm modern. A light twill Clan Society shirt, cotton slouch socks from Sock Dreams & a Panama - PERFECT for a day in the office.

A really good picture, Mel!

[tripleblessed]

I've enjoyed this thread since it began, but rarely wear a kilt on Friday. Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays I host bluegrass jams, almost always kilted. For some reason
most performances occur on Saturdays. While on XMarks and the phone the other day, we were discussing going to a nursing home to play for the residents. We had gone a while
back to play at a nursing home/rehab facility where one of my regulars was coming back from a broken pelvis (at 87), and talking about playing while having the forum in front
of me reminded me that that trip happened on a Friday. While I don't have any way to post photos of the afternoon, I have seen some, so I know that it did happen. Really.

For any and all who play or sing, I suggest occasionally doing so in such facilities. The reception is universally good, in my experience. Many smiles all 'round.

I was that day in a USA Kilts semi-traditional, Clergy tartan. House of Cheviot hose and garter ties. Snowy Owl picture tee shirt and moccasins (I'm just not a very formal guy).

[Mael Coluim]

@tripleblessed, this thread is in the General Kilt Talk Forum and pics are not required. Your written post disproves the old saying, "a picture is worth a thousand words". As one who was a licensed home administrator, I say Amen.

[MichiganKyle]

Nothing particularly noteworthy today - just work. Just kind of realized it's been a while since I posted here. Holyrood kilt, green/sage shirt, brown sporran/belt, charcoal hose, red flashes.