braggin on my son

**The-Kilted-Goth** · 5th October 06, 10:39 AM

I didnt realize this was your first post! So, welcome to the board! Now, I may be wrong but is this a father-son kilted duo? I have been working to get my dad in a kilt for a while. No luck so far.

**RCallan** · 5th October 06, 10:42 AM

You should also give yourself some "cudos" too.

You've taught your son very well not only to proudly wear a kilt...
But more importantly...how to deal with a "Bully" without becoming one himself.

It's not easy at any age to be the bigger man and just let it go.

Yeah Dad!

**turpin** · 5th October 06, 10:43 AM

congratulations on his staying power and determination. it will define his character and set him up well for the future. Good on ya, Iver!

**corbinj** · 5th October 06, 10:47 AM

pictures tomorrow.

**MacTavishOfJapan** · 5th October 06, 10:47 AM

Good on your laddie I say. Sounds like a very level headed and sensible young man.

**Mark Keeney** · 5th October 06, 11:05 AM

Sounds like a smart kid there. BTW I wish someone would have clued me into the fact that girls like guys in kilts back when I was his age. Lucky boy. Also lucky to have a supportive father.

**Dirk Skene** · 5th October 06, 11:40 AM

Your son is already acting like a civilized adult. It does take a real man to wear a kilt. I probably would have slugged the guy, BUT your son was in school. That does make a difference.

**Livingston** · 5th October 06, 01:49 PM

Good on you and your son. Is that Sedalia, Colorado or County? IF Colo, we'll have to set up a kilt night around Castle Rock for the Front Range kilties