What did *you* wear "out and about" today?

[JRMILLER]

Skip,
You need to look for a "Skirtall". It's a combination coveralls, with a skirt instead of trouser legs.

[Kilted_John]

Skip,

Yup, that, or start making dresses.

-J

[SkirtDude]

BOO HOO HOO, I cracked a rib monday

Ouch!!! That sounds really painful. Hope you're feeling better soon.

[Milfmog]

BOO HOO HOO, I cracked a rib monday

Ouch! Hope that you get over that quickly. Cracked ribs are one f those horrible injuries that don't show ansd so illicit very little sympathy but like back injuries they can be truly disabling.

I had to go buy 2 pairs of "Farmer John" coveralls which have no restriction between my tits and knees to wear until my rib heals. I can't stand the trouser legs..AHHHGGG.

Sounds like you need to get your scissors and sewing machine out. Converting the coveralls into a skirted bottom end, just as you have done in the past with jeans, should leave you with a garment that suits your style and does not press against the injury.

Look after yourself and have fun,


Ian.

[Big and Bashful]

Well,
Friday night, it was the first christmas do from work. Ghillie shirt, kilt, sporran, hose etc. a good night, food poor, music normal lousy disco with a cd deck which played up, I was forced to get up on the dance floor and oscillate a bit.
Only saw one other kilted man, so thats Renfrew near Glasgow for you.
Still, I enjoyed it.

[gorcee]

I'm wearing a green knee-length unisex nylon cargo skirt, a jersey knit long sleeve black shirt, black tights under black knee socks with white skull&crossbones on them and green camo ballet flats.

I get more comments on the socks than anything else.

[r1g0r]

today:

black button-down shirt
black & grey checked ankle-length skirt. almost a hobble skirt, needs SMALL steps
black stockings
black mid-heel calf-high boots

[JRMILLER]

White Izod sweater with a zipper, tie-dye skirt, tan knee high socks. Can't resist the tie-dye stuff, I date back to the 60's and 70's -- egad!

[Since1982]

I date back to the 60's and 70's -- egad!

Date back, does that mean you were born in the 60's or 70's or were young in those times?

Today, while not getting farther than a walk out to my canal for exercise, I wore a normal for me outfit and am still wearing it, light tropic blue, heavy cotton T-shirt, lower mid calf straight denim skirt with (for warmth)straight nylon slip, heavy wool socks and a new pair of leather work shoes that are warmer than sandals, which I wear most of the rest of the season. It's one of the coldest days we've had this season, brrr 62F brrrr.

[JRMILLER]

Skip,
Born in '52. Young and foolish in the 60's and 70's.

[r1g0r]

today @ work:

brown button-down shirt
greenish-grey mini (about 2-4 inches above the knee when standing still)
brown rib-knit leggings
black leather low-heel (1 inch) upper calf-length boots

r1g0r (fairly colorful today)

[sapphire]

Light blue short sleeved sweater, denim blue knit vest, brown and blue print skirt, brown tights, navy blue knee socks, brown work boots.

Anyone remember Granny Clampett?

[cessna152towser]

A day in the office today, so wearing my business suit. This was taken during my lunchbreak.

[r1g0r]

today @ work:

black rib-knit sweater
black floor-length tiered "prairie" skirt
grey light-weight tights
black mid-calf boots, 3" heel

[RichardA]

Lycra from head to toe been out on my bike, before that and after black top, long black skirt and black wool tights as it is cold here