Happy Anniversary! I just received my anniversary email. I have been a member since 2006. Tempus Fugit.

Congratulations! You joined a few days before me.

I plan to attend. I will be with Clan Henderson. I am looking forward to saying hello to you all.

Allen Henderson, a Scot, pronounces it the beginning of this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JT_G3zWycZs&feature=share. Perhaps, it's vernacular as well. :wink:

My apologies! By writing "DMV" I am referring to District of Columbia, Maryland, and Northern Virginia. Each place has it's own weird traffic.

If Annapolis was a wee bit closer to Manassas, I would be interested. That being said, traffic in the DMV is rather off-putting for such adventure.

Oh, we've already discussed her fashion here: http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f99/tartan-kimono-fusion-cross-post-reddit-93124/

Sir, your photos are marvelous, and you look splendid!

You look well turned out. In regards to the ties, one of my early mentors taught me to match the tie width with the lapel width.

Oh my! What in the world is that?

Three out of four in my case, and I am a veteran. :wink:

Good points, David. It's more of an addictive hobby with me, I suppose. The same could be said about wearing kilts.

I also chose to register with the Armorial Register. I remember someone...

Assuming and registering armorial bearings in North America can be quite interesting. Presently, the United States Heraldic Registry (USHR) appears dormant (perhaps do to an existing backlog, and...

This is the way I pronounce my name.

I will be there. Will there be a meet-up at Ern's tent?

I will happily place my name on the list.

I wonder if he had anything to say about the Royal Standard of Scotland being flown at some tents? I tend to see this quite a bit at games and gatherings in the US.

If the Taylor is a decent tailor, I would only alter it slightly. Like OC Richard, my own weight fluctuates. Personally, I prefer my clothing slightly loose rather than tight.

Great photographs of a wonderful day, Ern. I wish we could have shared a pint or two.

I find it interesting how DNA evidence is slowly becoming involved in matters of inheritance. Nonetheless, I feel Lord Lyon may not be quick to adopt it as genealogical evidence.

The Haig check has a slight dazzle to it, depending on the distance and movement.

Looking well turned out, Chaps.

The "Black Friday" part is a pop-up announcement. You may have to temporarily disable your pop-up blocking software and try reloading the link.

Congratulations, GrandFather Bill!:toast:

Looks like it is fair shape for the age. Thanks for sharing.