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18th April 06, 09:21 AM
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What tartan does he want, Kizmet?
It's axiomatic that we appreciate a thing more if we work for it. But gifts are so nice to receive.
Perhaps the lad could paint your house for a kilt and sporran?
Ron Stewart
'S e ar roghainn a th' ann - - - It is our choices
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18th April 06, 09:34 AM
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Kizmet,
How about telling your son to join, if he hasn't already? We are a great support system.
Glen McGuire
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
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18th April 06, 09:58 AM
#3
Such sadness, we have vinyl siding, so the house painting is out.
We do have trees and logs to deal with, however.
Right now, he's in school and already on the computer too much. I'll hold off on introducing him here until after the school year ends.
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18th April 06, 02:53 PM
#4
 Originally Posted by Kizmet
Such sadness, we have vinyl siding, so the house painting is out.
We do have trees and logs to deal with, however.
Right now, he's in school and already on the computer too much. I'll hold off on introducing him here until after the school year ends.
hahaha, then u'll have to look for a forest for him to deal with, madam! :mrgreen:
¡Salud!
T O N O
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18th April 06, 03:36 PM
#5
 Originally Posted by Kizmet
Such sadness, we have vinyl siding, so the house painting is out.
We do have trees and logs to deal with, however.
Right now, he's in school and already on the computer too much. I'll hold off on introducing him here until after the school year ends.
There's always mowing the lawn.
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18th April 06, 04:26 PM
#6
Just curious - what tartan has D'Argo chosen? Given the number of professional and amateur kiltmakers here, someone may know an inexpensive source of it.
Now I'm picturing "FarScape" with kilted Luxans ...
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18th April 06, 04:48 PM
#7
Hello, Kizmet!
There are relatively inexpensive alternatives, and....and...
hold your breath here....
If you have a sewing machine and some patience, you could make him a kilt. I've done it, a number of the guys on the board here have done it. If he's hot for a particular tartan, then that's tricky, but there are outlets for buying wool and wool-blends without absolutely breaking the bank.
My first kilt which I did pretty much blindly but came out reasonably OK, took me 19 hours to make. If you're an experienced seamstress you might knock 6-8 hours off of that for your first one, if you use velcro closure and stuff like that.
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18th April 06, 06:03 PM
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While I am an accomplished seamstress, and a kilt is probably not beyond my capabilities, it's not an appealing challenge right now. I'm homeschooling three daughters, over-active in my church and writing a novel.
D'Argo can buy his kilt.
He's picked the Ramsay tartan, because it's blue.
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