i have to admit that the ladies who support us are different from the norm, but "odd" may be a strong term for them.Peter v wrote:
I """Love"""" you guys and the odd lady amongst you.
Peter v.
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you know... george orwell warned us!
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We have been to the States (North Carolina) visiting family for a couple of weeks. The SkirtCafe family atmosphere is one to look forward to on return home.
We went to a Celtic Festival and Highland Games at Historic Bethabara Park on Saturday (May 10th) and met many men (and women) in their clan tartan kilts and a few single colour Utilikilts too. I didn't wear my Unionkilt to that, as I expected the weather to be too hot, although I did wear the kilt several days on my visit. Generally, my kilt was well accepted (or even congratulated) in North Carolina, but not so well at Newark Airport on the way there and back, where I got several disapproving stares.
We went to a Celtic Festival and Highland Games at Historic Bethabara Park on Saturday (May 10th) and met many men (and women) in their clan tartan kilts and a few single colour Utilikilts too. I didn't wear my Unionkilt to that, as I expected the weather to be too hot, although I did wear the kilt several days on my visit. Generally, my kilt was well accepted (or even congratulated) in North Carolina, but not so well at Newark Airport on the way there and back, where I got several disapproving stares.
Colin.
r1g0r wrote:i have to admit that the ladies who support us are different from the norm, but "odd" may be a strong term for them.Peter v wrote:
I """Love"""" you guys and the odd lady amongst you.
Peter v.
r1g0r (with tongue planted firmly in cheek)
Odd meaning odd number, meaning there being very few. NOT that they are "odd"in manerisms. 
A man is the same man in a pair of pants or a skirt. It is only the way people look at him that makes the difference.
Colin, you must remember Newark Liberty is an international airport,
and most people there aren't from here. I live about 30min from there
and trust me on this, in the greater Newark area like NYC, NOTHING is
unusual.Those with the disaproving looks were probably from out of
town. BTW you did fly into Newark NJ not Newark Del didn't you?
and most people there aren't from here. I live about 30min from there
and trust me on this, in the greater Newark area like NYC, NOTHING is
unusual.Those with the disaproving looks were probably from out of
town. BTW you did fly into Newark NJ not Newark Del didn't you?
clothes have no gender shop both sides of the aisle