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Indeed it did. That was several years ago.crfriend wrote:Welcome aboard, Gray. I'm sorry to hear about your hip; that must've hurt like the Devil.
At first it was for safety while I was recovering, then she liked it for other reasons. Personal.crfriend wrote:What does your wife think of your skirt-wearing around the house?
No, not something she was for, not out by Ft. Carson. We were both military.crfriend wrote:What would she think if you ventured outside?
She had to convince me, and herself I think. She had 3 Bachelors degrees, one in history with a fashion concentration. She explained that in many cultures over the centuries, men wore various skirts, such as the kilt, sarong and andon bakama for example. There were also waist tunic in Europe in the Middle Ages, usually worn during manual labor.crfriend wrote:Given that she seems to have driven the initial purchase, she may be accepting of the notion of the skirted male.
The Springs. I'm here for good now, since my wife's buried here.crfriend wrote:Where in Colorado do you hail from? I've been to the Denver/Colorado Springs/Boulder areas many times and have found the delightful.
I'm awfully sorry to hear about that. But, you live in a beautiful area; hopefully that soothes some of the pain from the loss.Gray wrote:The Springs. I'm here for good now, since my wife's buried here.crfriend wrote:Where in Colorado do you hail from? I've been to the Denver/Colorado Springs/Boulder areas many times and have found the delightful.