Colin the Iconoclast

[ozth3dog]

I don't have to worry about this (I wish I had to though), I have a daughter whom is three years old. I also have another daughter who is due to arrive in this world on christmas day. Both can wear kilts,er, skirts i mean w/o a second glance.

[Sionnach]

I don't have to worry about this (I wish I had to though), I have a daughter whom is three years old. I also have another daughter who is due to arrive in this world on christmas day. Both can wear kilts,er, skirts i mean w/o a second glance.

Congratulations, we all will look forward to photos in December/January, what a Christmas gift. My daughter is now 18, not impressed with kilt wearing dad, but most impressed with Juicy Couture so maybe down the road. But I really miss the time when she was 3.

[Cherub]

Well I think it's a great thing for him and You that he's wearing the kilt, I just hope the world has smartened up some since a few month ago when a Boy got sent home for wearing a Kilt on His Schools Heritage Day and is was His Family Tartan!!

And I wish I could feel as proud as you and that I had a Boy to go with my darling Little girl But thats the way the genes mix.

[English Bloke]

I have strapping sons of 20 and 16 who think I'm barking mad and a daughter of 2 who couldn't care less.

I encourage them all to strive for individuality, to be sheep dogs not sheep. My sons have cottoned on (although kilts are my thing and don't feature with either of them) and my daughter definately knows her own mind already.

Originally Posted by Sionnach
Stones! to make a father proud!

You're right, they do make you proud. More power to your boy!! (and the VP should 'ave a word with himself).

Kids eh??