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timemeddler wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 4:11 am The Time Machine. We know our future.

Back to the future

If forgotten about that series. Seems we’ll all be wearing dresses but women will be distinguishable by their longer hair.

She has seen me in kilts plenty of times before. However, she made no comment at the word “skirt”, so you may be right.

Today we were helping to clear the garage at my parents prior to some repairs being carried out. I was wearing my plain black Tartanista value kilt with white Next t-shirt, grey M&S hoodie and black V-gan boots. Whilst with my sister putting some items in the street for folks to collect, two you...

. Strip all that away and there's a hell of a complex individual in there. He would probably have made a first class actor too. Sadly, I can't think of a modern TV interviewer who'd do him justice. Steve. I agree he’s a complex individual. I think the point he was making with “just a guy” was that ...

In the latest episode of Young Again on BBC Radio 4, Kirst Young interviews Sir Grayson Perry, an artist and rebel who famously wore an Alice in Wonderland dress to an exhibition launch, and a frilly pink frock to receive his knighthood. Amongst other comments, towards the end he says (from memory, ...

I found this article on the Conversation.

https://theconversation.com/gen-z-boys- ... ive-222532

These young people need encouragement because in navigating their way through the extreme and outdated views on equality and social norms.

I love that colour. More interesting than most of the “official” tartans.

I studied Spanish at the age of 40 for my job in Colombia and it was extremely difficult at that age. good luck I started Spanish in my 40s and found it very easy. I went to evening classes and got in with a group of similarly educated people, so that helped. I did the B1 certificate at 54 and the ...

I never learned to see, which is a regret now. I did drop piano at 15 but about 10 years later was the only “pianist” available and have taken it up again (though not to the extent of lessons and serious practice). If you’re mainly interested in playing for pleasure, you can probably just pick up fa...

I’d certainly wear that!

Almost forgot: seen in the lobby of a Vancouver hotel a youngish man (bearded so no mistake) with green tints at the long hair ends wearing what was clearly a female style tunic over jeans and boots. The coat could also have been from across the isle - I don’t remember.

On a magical mystery tour of foreign climes I have slipped into a skirt in the hotel in the evenings. At various times have been to reception, arranged laundry and picked up a food delivery, all with no comment (not even from my wife)

I drove kilted from Niagara to Montreal. In McDonald's in Grimsby [0] the janitor asked a few sensible questions about wearing a kilt, one person in a washroom asked about the tartan, and several people made favourable comments. Naturally, most just ignored me or didn't even notice. [0]I was born in...

I admitted to my spouse today that I moderate my clothing choices because I expect her to comment on anything out of the ordinary.

I also love tights. And I think thick tights with a short skirt are warmer than trousers.