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    My first Kilted Christmas also. Attended Sunday Yule service kilted, then Monday night (Christmas eve) service kilted. Christmas day with family and friends kilted. "nice plaid", "since you have been coming to church kilted, my children have been asking a lot of questions - Thank you for wearing it." " Is that a real knife in your sock?" My Avatar is the picture my spouse took when I came home from church on Sunday.

    Kilts rock

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    My first kilted Christmas

    This was my first kilted Christmas.

    Here is a quick pic (sorry, it's a little dark) before heading out to my parents for dinner. My brother and brother-in-law razzed me about the kilt, but that's obviously expected.

    I wore a black Jacobite shirt that I've had for years, my new SWK Nightstalker Standard kilt, and the SWK leather sporran.



    Chris...
    Youth & Enthusiasm are no match for Age & Treachery

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    Well Santa did not give me a new kilt, but Santa sent Grandmom to do the job! She is giving me money to spend on whatever I like.(SWK here I Come!)
    His Noble Excellency Ryan the Innocent of Waldenshire under Throcket
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    Great post, so far, folks!

    My first kilted Christmas went well. It all started with a kilted Sunday - which was cold, snowy and VERY windy (fortunately, my greatcoat helped with the wind!). I don't get seen much at first, as I work the sound/video system...but after service, people didn't see how I was able to wear a kilt in that type of weather - even though many of the women were wearing dresses. But yeah, Sunday went well.

    On Christmas Eve, I repressed the pleats so that they'd all be nice and straight. Despite my being kilted for nearly three months, my grandmother still is not fond of it at all. She thinks I'm going through "a phase." My aunt and uncle liked it, though...and I got a lot of jokes from my uncle. However, my cousin...well...she thought it was different but said I was able to wear it well.
    Only one mishap, and that was when my flask leaked a lil' in my sporran - but all's okay! But, overall, it went very well. I look forward to next year when I'll finally be be wearing tartan!

    Cheers,
    Joel
    Clan Campbell ~ "Ne Obliviscaris"

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    So my first kilted Christmas is coming to an end. Well, really it ended yesterday, because Christmas Eve is the bigger celebration in my family. Wore my kilt to church that night and it was well received. Mind you, I'm Catholic so I was literally (yes, in the literal sense) surrounded by Mac's and O's.
    A pair of kilt flashes, a little money earmarked for kilt accessories (advice welcome) and a little mini-bodhran too. Oh and Guinness pajama pants from my little sister Pictures to be posted once my internet connection picks up the pace.

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    Mine was this year (07). I had on a SWK Irish National: Standard (blemish model I got for $28), Nylon Nightstalker, SK deluxe hose and battle axe kilt pin, DIY Flashes and tweed jacket, as well as a new cap and vest.

    Mom LOVED it. Got a lot of intial ribbing by the male family members but the woman folk thought I was the cat's pajamas. Even my Cousin Joe (An army vet, who we knew would be the main antagonist) said "All kidding aside, you look good. You're braver than me."
    I took it graciously though I wanted to say "Well that's cause I was in the Marines, not the Army."

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    Even my Cousin Joe (An army vet, who we knew would be the main antagonist) said "All kidding aside, you look good. You're braver than me."
    I took it graciously though I wanted to say "Well that's cause I was in the Marines, not the Army."
    I like that comeback. Glad you had a very Kilted Christmas!
    His Noble Excellency Ryan the Innocent of Waldenshire under Throcket
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    There Ron, I spent Christmas eve, day and day after kilted. I'm still trying to figure out a way to get pictures and that whole thing posted. I took a Kidder kakhi in my back pack and wore my SWK Weathered Half Lamont, and went to different family and friends' houses leaving home without my pants. I even helped my friend and her husband wrap their gifts while kilted, and oddly enough, that was the first time I had sat on the floor in a kilt while around other people. A little different. I'm back home now and all six of my cats missed me the whole time, I think, so that was kiltmas. I'll try to work out the picture thing.
    I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
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    This was my first Christmas Kilted! It went very good. Most of my family has seen me in my kilt on other occasions. I only got trouble from one uncle but he was quickly put in place by my sister and wife!

    I have some pics but havent had time to download them off the camera. Pics to follow soon.

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    My first kilted Christmas



    Oh yeah, I've been kilted for two weeks.
    Last edited by ChattanCat; 29th December 07 at 08:11 PM.
    Wallace Catanach, Kiltmaker

    A day without killting is like a day without sunshine.

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