Just joined. Wearing kilt more often.

**macneighill** · 23rd August 08, 09:10 AM

Hi David

and . .

from "Karst Kountry" . . beautiful Central Kentucky, USA

**Jack Daw** · 23rd August 08, 11:09 AM

Hello and welcome from Houston, TX, wigwamboi! I hope you enjoy it here. I only have 7 kilts and feel the need for at least 2 more.

**Beertigger** · 23rd August 08, 02:59 PM

Cead mille failte!

**michaelbeeman** · 23rd August 08, 03:37 PM

Originally Posted by wigwamboi

They think their papa is weird, but harmless.

Welcome from Northern Colorado!
I hear you my friend, my oldest daughter thinks it great, however my other two seem to share the sentiment of yours!

**Kiltman** · 23rd August 08, 07:27 PM

Originally Posted by wigwamboi

I decided to wear my kilt. My wife, who thinks the kilt looks great on me, shook her head and said, "Whatever." She figured it to be a bit eccentric of me to wear my kilt without having a Celtic event to attend. Other than a few folks asking me if I was a piper, most noticed the kilt without feeling a need to comment on it. I loved that. I thought this could become just another choice of apparel in my closet. So I wore it again two days ago, this time to a concert in the park. One gentleman introduced himself to discuss my tartan and to tell me about his, which he wasn't wearing at the time.

Welcome from Eastern Washington State. The kilt is a great conversation starter. I still use it as a way of recruiting folks for the Spokane Highland Games and the St. Andrews' Society. But finally, it is just another choice of apparel in my closet.