Kilted in TN (picture, too)

[Roan Carter]

Welcome Roan. I like that name, any history to it?

Wear your kilt with pride and if need be, give a brief history lesson of kilts and possible Scots who have settled your area before to those who just don't get it. Seeing something different enough times can sometimes become the "norm." So wear your kilt as often as you can, and at least you can be happy and free!

DALE.

Yeah, I was born in ROANoke, Virginia. Roanoke itself has all kinds of stories, including that of the "lost colony" it was possibly named after.

[Wompet]

Yeah, I was born in ROANoke, Virginia. Roanoke itself has all kinds of stories, including that of the "lost colony" it was possibly named after.

A roane is also a type of selkie, the seal-folk of northern Scotland and the isles.
Interesting artwork on your site. You'll be in good company here (not including me - I could never master noses ... )

[sorcererdale]

That is really awesome. Smart parents, or couldn't think of a name. ha ha. I was born in a little town called Rock (and way smaller than Little Rock, too), now that might have been some name too, although there was a Rock Hudson in tv.

Let us know if you venture out more with the kilt. There are always good answers and this board is full of them.

DALE.

Yeah, I was born in ROANoke, Virginia. Roanoke itself has all kinds of stories, including that of the "lost colony" it was possibly named after.

[davedove]

Remember that no matter what you go through while wearing the kilt, someone on this board has probably gone through it before. It's a great place for advice and support.