Kilted or not to a concert tonight?

[dfmacliam]

enjoy yourself! And have fun, smile at everyone! That will make things much more pleasurable.

[Kilt TN]

Go for it; don't go to our symphony hall unless I am kilted.

[Rex_Tremende]

Awesome!

[starbkjrus]

Excellent. Have a grand time!

[Nighthawk]

As I recall, the work kilt is thought to be of possible (note the word possible) Danish origin. The Vikings themselves wore tunics that were similar to the Irish leine. So I say- why the h**l not? If anyone questions, you're just recapturing your primitive roots!

Go for it; don't go to our symphony hall unless I am kilted.

I don't go anywhere unless I'm kilted. Silly indecent exposure laws....

[Alan H]

I hope you strapped it on and went and had a great time.

[jeremy j starche]

It is a very distinguished look.

(Personally, I'm a fan of black hose even though some folks here consider them best for formal wear.)

Nice to know that there are still a few folks out there who want to look their best when going to something special.

[McClef]

Well done Greg! I am sure that you will enjoy the music all the more now that you are dressed comfortably!

[GG]

Thank you everyone for your advice and support. I had a splendid evening. Dame Gillian Weir from New Zeeland made a great performance at the organ and the whole thing was radio broadcasted live. No Television.
I really felt comfortable and was at ease. I should have deeply regretted had I not been kilted. Only friendly or indifferent people around – like always.
Greg

[NewPiperinNY]

Last April, I attended a bagpipe concert.. kilted. I am sad to say that I was the only one in attendance (other then the pipers) to be kilted... but enjoyed the experience none the less!