Greetings from a not-yet-kilted wannabe

**Gibbs** · 25th February 09, 07:00 PM

Hello and welcome from So Cal, near Palm Springs, CA.

**Sammac** · 25th February 09, 07:05 PM

Welcome from Michigan!

**Tartan Hiker** · 25th February 09, 07:34 PM

Another welcome from just south of you in western NC.

**Kiltman** · 25th February 09, 09:23 PM

Welcome from Eastern Washington State. Except for highland dance competitions and pipe band members women don't usually wear the kilt. The Scottish women's garment is much larger and fuller and quite beautiful.

**Mael Coluim** · 25th February 09, 09:24 PM

Ceud mìle fàilte! From another central Virginian.

**SteveB** · 25th February 09, 09:58 PM

Hello

and a warm Celtic

from Boston, Massachusetts.
My students give me weird looks when I am not kilted. Many a lass around here wears tartan kilted skirts, and longer gathered tartan skirts that look great to this old man's eye. Enjoy Alba.
Slainte

**Ruanaidh** · 25th February 09, 10:58 PM

A warm welcome from West Texas.

**mirthmaiden** · 26th February 09, 04:19 AM

Thanks so much for the warm welcome~!~ I love it here already

And as to women wearing kilts, I've seen it before but not nearly as often as that of men wearing them. I love tartans and hope to purchase some form of it when I'm in Edinburgh (mine is Keith).

**Carolina Kiltman** · 26th February 09, 06:10 PM

From the Cape Fear River Valley, NC

- Welcome back. Check out USA Kilts for nice kilted skirts.

**Squeaky McMurdo** · 27th February 09, 10:57 AM

Welcome to the Rabble from another lass! My daughter and I wear a kilt.

Mine is a mini kilt that I measured to the knee. I REALLY like the swish factor on my hubby's tank (8 yard 16 oz wool kilt) though so I want to get one.

--Chelsea McMurdo--