A lost Scot in China!

[Carolina Kiltman]

From the Cape Fear Valley, NC Just remember you can be born into a clan, marry into one, or be adopted into one. Your husband fits into the second category

[ThistleDown]

Welcome from Vancouver, Canada.

[KiltedSurveyor]

Welcome from Dickson, TN!

[Riverkilt]

Welcome aboard cousin, from a descendent of John McMillan and Mary Arnott

Ron

[Kiltman]

Wow!
. . .looked hideous in shorts, but for some reason, the kilt was perfect.

Don't we all?

Welcome from Eastern Washington State.

[Sionnach]

We just returned from the Shamrock pub, I know it's Irish, but it's the best I can do. Those MacNeils went back and forth between Ireland and Scotland so I guess it's okay.[/QUOTE]

from Peoria AZ, my wife is Irish-German from California (by way of Illinois) and found Eastern New Mexico to be a foriegn country

[gilmore]

There are quite a few Tibetans in Chengdu. Perhaps you could get your husband started wearing a chuba, the long Tibetan robe/coat that is quite warm and comfortable in the winter (even more comfortable than a kilt), or perhaps some traditional Chinese unbifurcated garment, and then move on to the kilt.

I was surprised at how well my straight-laced brother took to wearing a sarong in Bali.

You never can tell what will rock some one's world.

[Packhound]

There are quite a few Tibetans in Chengdu. Perhaps you could get your husband started wearing a chuba, the long Tibetan robe/coat that is quite warm and comfortable in the winter (even more comfortable than a kilt), or perhaps some traditional Chinese unbifurcated garment, and then move on to the kilt.

I was going to suggest the same thing but you beat me to it.
from the piedmont of North Carolina!!!

[Big Paul]

from Detroit, Michigan, USA!

[Pour1Malt]

walcome tae the rabble