More reasons to love kilts

**CelticSire** · 14th March 08, 08:29 AM

Cynthia,

The wife and I are planning on being at Locharron's on Saturday to listen to Spriggan. Look for us, I'll be the guy in the Lamont Weathered next to the gorgeous redhead. Love to meet you and Christo.

**Cynthia** · 14th March 08, 08:31 AM

Oh, excellent! Christopher had just emailed me asking if anyone else was going... he was considering skipping the kilt. I'll let him know you'll be there

It'll be great to meet you both!

**andyfg** · 14th March 08, 09:06 AM

That's good. Thanks for sharing it.

**turpin** · 14th March 08, 09:26 PM

Originally Posted by Cynthia

As if I didn't already love kilts, I now have more reasons to love kilts.

He then asked me if I could show him next time how to baste the pleats himself and press it. He would love to learn how to do it himself.

When the kilt came in, I showed him how to remove the basting stitches and then he did the rest. He has recently taken to reading style blogs for men and loves to think more about clothing and things like that. When he saw the dressy and formal threads here and all the jackets and accessories he went nuts. He has even mentioned wanting to try his hand at making a few things at some point when we have the chance (like a sporran).

Congratulations, Cynthia. You are officialy married to a Kiltrosexual.

**Wulf Skjaldr** · 14th March 08, 11:21 PM

A sort of PS on a serious note, you rather remind me of my mother, in that she had a very hard time opening up to new people and making social contact even with her friends for awhile. They say it's very common, but good on you for smashing it with mighty kilt power.

Funny thing about how the kilt can attract attention, no matter where you go, someone has a question about it. In most cases that's a good thing, since a lot of questions come from attractive young ladies.