Freedom of the Knees

[mikailborg]

I wonder if there's a chance in hell I could get away with wearing my kilt to work next Spring.

Don't know why I'm thinking about that now - it was 55 degrees Fahrenheit and foggy this morning. Of course, that's good bracing Highland weather, so maybe was the cause.

I like my kilt. It's comfortable. I don't think I'd go Regimental at my workplace, despite jameshroberts' insistence at yubbie and colleenk's wedding that "If you wear underwear with it, it's a skirt;" to which my retort was, "well, I have a little experience in those matters too" (cf. the Technicon 2007 Dance for example).

I probably just haven't awakened yet. Ah, well. Back to work.

Comments

[stori-lundi.livejournal.com]

"If you wear underwear with it, it's a skirt;"

Pshaw. I'm a highland dancer and if you DON'T wear kick pants with your kilt, you will be disqualified, big time.

[torn757.livejournal.com]

When I got married I had a medieval wedding... two weeks later friends of ours got married Scottish style. The men looked ever so handsome in their kilts and I am a huge fan of men in kilts; and, well, men in skirts for that matter! LOL

I say wear it and tell them it's in solidarity for your Scottish brotherhood or... for an easier time you could always just say you lost a bet. *shrug*

[jameshroberts.livejournal.com]

It's the kind of thing I would say, but I don't think I'm the source of the quoted passage. If I am, then it wasn't at yubbie and colleenk's wedding, for I was not there.

[mikailborg.livejournal.com]

Hm, I can clearly picture you saying it. Which means nothing, of course. Sorry if I put words in your mouth :)

[jameshroberts.livejournal.com]

Not at all. Like I said it's the kind of thing I would say. In fact, I've said it. I may even have said it to you. Just not on that occasion. And I can't claim credit for it; I heard it elsewhere before.