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However, it is sad that one's circumstances will often influence those decisions.

I won't use a purse because I'd be apt to leave it somewhere. Exactly. I have two small (purses) bags. My wife bought them for me. They are both cross-body bags. One, the Coach bag, is large enough to hold my main camera and lens, plus a spare battery (and my cell phone case and car keys). The othe...

No problem at all.

I had a new Sport Kilt arrive yesterday. My wife ordered it for me because she liked the tartan. That gives me a total of three Sport Kilts. I also have six USA Kilts (five casual and one wool), three UT Kilts (all utility kilts), three by Got Kilt (two utility, one wool) and a "few" other...

It takes a while. My wife bought me a black and a tan bag and I'm not there yet with fluidity. Maybe that's why I often wear a utility kilt - plenty of useful pockets.

I typically ride with a denim utility kilt that is just above knee length. It drapes over the back of the seat without getting near any moving parts and it is heavy enough it does not blow around (much) and never rides up.

Yesterday we headed home from our winter vacation - driving 468 miles. I was in a utility kilt all day for the trip which included three stops: a Waffle House for brunch, fuel about half way, and dinner at a restaurant about an hour before we got home. I did receive a positive comment from a lady at...

Comfort. Plain and simple. I started out realizing that the lack of a binding inseam was more pleasant when driving long distances. Last September we embarked on a cross-country road trip and I decided to start the first day wearing one of my casual kilts. I took two kilts on the trip, two pair of s...

All are nice but I am quite partial toward the utility kilt. I have three that I wear on a regular basis and I have not heard a negative comment. The pockets are what make wearing a utility kilt like wearing an old, comfortable pair of jeans. My wife and I are currently on a nine week "snowbird...

Skirt? What skirt?

Oh, this one?

I was never much for learning another language. I had seven semesters of college French - to pass the required four. I did take French 3 and 4 in a condensed summer program - to help me pass the requirements. At the end of those six weeks I started to feel "comfortable" with French. I was ...

Thank you, Uncle Al, for keeping this on point. I wear kilts because of the comfort (and maybe a bit of the attention I receive) but in no way do I care to read about crossing the gender threshold - in what I read, act, say or do.

No inseam = comfort.

Uncle Al wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 11:08 pm Today must be Indian Summer.

Uncle Al

Indian Summer? I always thought that was when we can see Apache Fog in the morning...

In the USA it's a massive problem because all those bits of data are available to anyone who can meet the asking price, not to mention warrantless authoritarian surveillance. In other words, in the US it's a massive threat to privacy and security -- both of which are already in very short supply he...