Bless me father, for I have sinned.

**Alan H** · 29th April 06, 09:16 PM

I agree with everyone lese here, Frank. It's your sons day, and his brides. If they're cool with it, then go kilted. If not, then have a pair of trousers in the car. Your ex is irrelevant in this particular decision.

**ronstew** · 29th April 06, 10:10 PM

Originally Posted by Bob C.

You misread it.

Indeed I did. Thanks.

**mbhandy** · 29th April 06, 10:53 PM

Originally Posted by Streetcar

I decided to leave the kilt at home.

When I got there it was beastly hot. I mentioned that "I should have brought the kilt!"
My mom said, "I'm so glad you didn't. I would have to tell the neighbors that you didn't come to Arizona..."

Disappointing, yes. But in the end, I suppose it was better not to cause my folks the mental strife.

Still, I feel odd that I didn't go kilted purely because of someone elses opinion.

Thus ends the confession for the day.

Me ole Son Dina you brrring som tarrrtan sharts an a Xmarrrks Tshert?

MrBill

**Streetcar** · 30th April 06, 10:24 PM

Ahh, thanks all for helping to dissipate the clouds of self doubt.

I know my folks don't think there are any "gender issues" with me and the kilt - I do think it's just a pretty damned uncommon sight for those midwestern eyes.

I did take the opportunity to talk up some of the Highland Games while I was there. I haven't researched if there are any games near Tucson, but if there are, I think I might swing back down and drag them along. Who knows? I might get Dear Ole Da in a kilt himself one day....