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I like it but I won't spend good money on trying to justify my skirts.
Steve.

Oh my Oh my, a guy decides to go out on a limb and aren't we all getting our unmentionables in a twist. OK, personally, that look is not for me either but neither is a lot of the stuff I see posted here in the Café. Last time I checked a man in a skirt does not meet with general approval anyway so b...

Lockdown stroll last night and encountered a pubescent gang of four. Burgeoning romance and good luck to them too. Some rules are meant to be bent, others just snapped in two. I heard giggles as only girls of that age can achieve and the subject of the merriment was obvious. It was my shoes, plain b...

Hi Hiddenheels, You are certainly not alone in experiencing the early trepidation. Personally, I have great doubts about anyone blithely stating that they never experienced any doubts or misgivings. Well done and in time I am sure that you will be able to enjoy the skirted outings even more. BTW, I ...

Spot on Frantastic and that is quite likely where the inspiration arose. Lets face it the footwear is no more bizarre than a lot of the stuff that is out there already. As for the suit, in a different colour, I'd wear it in a heartbeat. At the likely price I would expect a few options. Al, do you kn...

The only Kermit I know is a green cheeky chappy who is in awe of a porcine blonde.

Hi Ralph,
I am guessing that this is a soap opera?
My take on the statement would be that he is turning into a nagging old woman rather than a comparative evaluation of dress styles,
Just a guess as I have never watched the programme.
Steve,

Many Happy Returns,

Hi Moon,
Ballater is around 40 miles from where I stay and really a beautiful village surrounded by some Scottish mountains.
Glad that you liked it.
Steve.

I couldn't agree with you more Jim but there are people out there with too little to occupy them. Don't know if you have heard this but some believe that the addition of belt loops to a "kilt" relegates it to a mere skirt. Utterly inane nonsense, of course. It would even be funny if it wasn't seriou...

Oh my, oh my!
This could drive the purists among us into fits of apoplexy of a Biblical Nature.
A kilt that doesn't wrap is by definition a skirt.
To coin a phrase, just saying and not intending to be remotely controversial.
Steve.

Hi Al
My thoughts and best wishes are with both of you.
Your situation should cause folks to view their own with some perspective.
Steve.

I just clicked on what gubmit actually means. You have a whole different way of regarding your politicians than we do. No Brit would get terribly upset if you disrespected the Prime Minister. It might be different if you said the same thing about one of the Royal Corgi dogs though. BTW I am going ou...

Hi Moon
Long time no speak, I hope that you and yours are all well.
Thanks for that, a touch of levity goes a long way in the current times.
Steve.
Guessing that gubmit is not a term of endearment either.

Hi Photoguy,
If the business is wholly yours and there would be no detriment, by all means you are at liberty to do as you please.
I'm isolated at the moment but I wear a skirt in the office every day.
There are quite a few of us in the café who do the same.
Steve.