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7th March 08, 08:03 PM
#1
My avatar is Irish National with the necktie. This is the outfit I generally wear to church. The rest of the time, school (I teach part time), work, or just hanging out is with an open neck shirt or sweater, and scrunched hose. For the holiday I will be doing a green Henley top, green hose.
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8th March 08, 03:14 PM
#2
OOPS! AND, switch the brown sporran for a black one (to match your jacket, tie, and the stripe in your kilt).
Of course, if you choose the casual route, the current belt and sporran are fine, but not with the black jacket and black tie.
I still say go with your dressy look - very sharp, very classy!!
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7th March 08, 09:10 PM
#3
ok great thanks!
so, my friends that I converted into kilt wearers are going to be at my side at school. the 3 of us are hosting a St. Patty's day bash for the school in our matching Irish Nationals. We will be running Irish music through the PA during class change, through loud speakers at Lunch, and hosting a 2 hour Irish special on the school's radio station. The admin are excited that we want to do this and they basically wrote us all passes from every class because were all 3 seniors and we approached them about honoring our heritage.
I think its going to be absolutely stellar. I can't wait.
please look for a thread soon asking for ideas about the radio show.
thanks!
~Casey
[SIZE="1"]"It's the job thats never started that takes the longest to finish. Thats what my old Gaffer used to say." - Samwise Gamgie, J.R.R. Tolkein[/SIZE]
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7th March 08, 09:40 PM
#4
 Originally Posted by cwr89
ok great thanks!
so, my friends that I converted into kilt wearers are going to be at my side at school. the 3 of us are hosting a St. Patty's day bash for the school in our matching Irish Nationals. We will be running Irish music through the PA during class change, through loud speakers at Lunch, and hosting a 2 hour Irish special on the school's radio station. The admin are excited that we want to do this and they basically wrote us all passes from every class because were all 3 seniors and we approached them about honoring our heritage.
I think its going to be absolutely stellar. I can't wait.
please look for a thread soon asking for ideas about the radio show.
thanks!
~Casey
Casey,
I think it is wonderful that your school administration is excited about this and allowing the 3 of you to do so.
Darrell
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8th March 08, 06:42 AM
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so, my friends that I converted into kilt wearers are going to be at my side at school. the 3 of us are hosting a St. Patty's day bash for the school in our matching Irish Nationals. We will be running Irish music through the PA during class change, through loud speakers at Lunch, and hosting a 2 hour Irish special on the school's radio station. The admin are excited that we want to do this and they basically wrote us all passes from every class because were all 3 seniors and we approached them about honoring our heritage.
I think its going to be absolutely stellar. I can't wait.
please look for a thread soon asking for ideas about the radio show.
Very cool! Ireland has a fascinating history and culture, and Irish Americans have made a significant contribution to the United States, all of which should be remembered and celebrated. Could be a great counterpoint to the typical American St Paddy's cultural ignorance and green tinsel wigs, stupid green hats, and drunkenness on green beer.
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8th March 08, 06:47 AM
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Casey~
Good on you! Enjoy your day!
I'd go more casual, but I see your intent on being like an emcee.
Finn
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8th March 08, 03:12 PM
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Here is my normally odd opinion. I'm a school teacher, so I know what I'm speaking of on this one: because of the special nature of the situation, and because you are the "man of the hour", so to speak, I say, "Go for it!" - go all out, wear a fly plaid if you'd like, and definitely DO wear the black jacket and black tie. Just one bit of "tweaking" I'd like to suggest: your belt looks too casual for the rest of your outfit.
Good luck and have lots of fun!!
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8th March 08, 03:52 PM
#8
 Originally Posted by pipesndrumsnun
Here is my normally odd opinion. I'm a school teacher, so I know what I'm speaking of on this one: because of the special nature of the situation, and because you are the "man of the hour", so to speak, I say, "Go for it!" - go all out, wear a fly plaid if you'd like, and definitely DO wear the black jacket and black tie. Just one bit of "tweaking" I'd like to suggest: your belt looks too casual for the rest of your outfit.
Good luck and have lots of fun!! 
well thats certainlly a 180 from the rest! and yeah I am going to be sporting a black sporran and a black belt! no worry there. now should I get a vest? or would that not go well with my jacket?
~Casey
[SIZE="1"]"It's the job thats never started that takes the longest to finish. Thats what my old Gaffer used to say." - Samwise Gamgie, J.R.R. Tolkein[/SIZE]
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10th March 08, 12:54 PM
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 Originally Posted by cwr89
well thats certainlly a 180 from the rest! and yeah I am going to be sporting a black sporran and a black belt! no worry there. now should I get a vest? or would that not go well with my jacket?
~Casey
You could wear a regular black tie (instead of bow tie) with the jacket (but no vest). The regular black tie would give you a semi-formal look, but without the "black-tie" feeling.
Animo non astutia
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8th March 08, 06:17 PM
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Wallace Catanach, Kiltmaker
A day without killting is like a day without sunshine.
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