and her sickly

Beautiful!

Thanks for the info! I live in Austin but hadn't heard anything about this.

I don't see Things Celtic listed as a vendor so they might not have heard about it either. I'll shoot them a message.

TKN will be near the intersection of King St. and Union St., right near the
Potomac River. Walking distance to the King St. metro (well, there is a
free trolley), Murphy's, O'Connell's, Pat Troy's,...

I enjoyed the show. He learned about varieties of haggis and other delicacies, scotch, sport, and of course, kilts. They tried to condense the Scottish experience into a half-hour, semi-educational...

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You can get a kilt that lets you sit on the Saltire. You can get Saltire undergarments.

These pennants are no big deal.

Me likey!

Congratulations and best wishes again for a long and happy life together. Thanks for sharing the happy day with all of us!

I always enjoy reading your insight and, sometimes, unique viewpoint ... and am looking forward to more!

I hope the wedding venue is large enough because all the XMarkers will want to be there. Congratulations and best wishes!

Best wishes for a long and happy life together!

Great shirt, too!

That oughta wake you up. Did you still need the coffee?

Thanks for sharing ... great photos!

Good idea! This is Bear.

Yes, that's Bear.

Retirement ceremony? But I thought you just now got the job!

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Yes, and they'll be celebrating the fun, happy aspects of you and your life--not making fun of you. There's a difference.

This is starting to sound like the Natasha Richardson situation.

I'm sorry to hear about Mr Mays. The 'reality' show Pitchmen showed him to be a hard-working, honest, down-to-earth talented guy who did his best to help his clients, often entrepreneurs trying to...

Unless you goofed trying to include a picture, I'd say it's the Invisible Tartan.

Check here for instructions on including a picture in your post.

Your artistry and creativity are always apparent in your beautiful photos. Thanks for sharing!

... wishing you many more!

To see the Tartan of Pride, check out #7682 in the Scottish Tartans Authority database. It's not a very wearable tartan [IMHO]; that's why I don't think you'll find any photos of it made into a kilt....

Electrickilt: Don't forget to add it to the Leather Kilt thread ... for posterity!