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    It is Not Always About the Kilt

    The Mrs. and I just got back from our local farmers market (where I was kilted of course). We picked up some beautiful heirloom tomatoes, a variety of 1/2 dozen or so kinds of peaches and a flat of great smelling strawberries.
    Mmmm...

    So, while on a lovely stroll around the outdoor market, someone yells, "great shirt"! The Mrs. and I are both taken aback. What?
    Again, "great shirt, I love Kaanapali"! Oh', yea, I was wearing a Kaanapali golf shirt.

    So, it just goes to show, it is not always about the kilt...
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    Good on you for shopping at your local farmer's market.
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    I wore black kilt and canoe printed Hawaiian shirt for an "Island Casual" wedding yesterday. Many people asked which island I was representing.
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    Interesting, but I would bet the kilt was noticed first and the shirt afterwards.
    I like the breeze between my knees

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smayniac View Post
    I wore black kilt and canoe printed Hawaiian shirt for an "Island Casual" wedding yesterday. Many people asked which island I was representing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BEEDEE View Post
    The Maui Hebrides?

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    I always get comments on whatever Nike shoes I wear with my kilt and never my kilt!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Smayniac View Post
    I wore black kilt and canoe printed Hawaiian shirt for an "Island Casual" wedding yesterday. Many people asked which island I was representing.
    Bob
    You should have said Orkney, or Skye, Mull, Arran, Lewis, etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul. View Post
    I always get comments on whatever Nike shoes I wear with my kilt and never my kilt!
    Well, Paul, let's face it. Your shoes are far more.....distinct wear than kilts.

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    Yeah, kilts are just so yawn...hohum...common these days.
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