Greetings and salutations!

**Ancienne Alliance** · 2nd September 10, 11:18 PM

Welcome from France !

It’s good to have you here.

Best,

Robert & Lady Chrystel

**jeremy j starche** · 3rd September 10, 05:13 AM

Originally Posted by 2nd to One

Hello there!
My name is Caleb and I live in NE Ohio. This past July, at a Homeschool Alumni get-together my family hosted, was my first time in kilt since I was 4 years old, when I was infatuated (as much as a 4-year old could be) with Scotland, kilts and bagpipes. In fact, I told my parents that I wanted to 'be a bagpipe'

I know better now, of course, how physically impossible that is.

I enjoy promotional video editing (only a hobby at this point), sewing, reading, writing, drawing and social networking (that last one, perhaps a bit too much, my mom would say...and I would have to agree with her...).

Welcome from NE Ohio! Cuyahoga Falls, to be a little more exact.

An infatuation with the kilts .... that seems to happen.

Have to warn you though, it starts off with one ... then continues...

And if you like the modern kilts (the UtiliKilt in particular) you can even combine your video editing hobby with kilting... they have a number of fan-made "Mockumercials."

**2nd to One** · 3rd September 10, 05:46 PM

Originally Posted by jeremy j starche

Welcome from NE Ohio! Cuyahoga Falls, to be a little more exact.

An infatuation with the kilts .... that seems to happen.

Have to warn you though, it starts off with one ... then continues...

And if you like the modern kilts (the UtiliKilt in particular) you can even combine your video editing hobby with kilting... they have a number of fan-made "Mockumercials."

Hey! I'm in Kent.

Hehehe, so I hear! My future kilt dreams are at the moment, a Kingussie in the Colquhoun tartan, and a box-pleated 'X Marks' tartan kilt. I love the 'X Marks' tartan! I have a Calhoun in my ancestry somewhere on my paternal Grandmother's side (civil war-era).