Kilted Graduation

[Phogfan86]

I don't know if there's anything wrong, but even if there is, he doesn't know. He also doesn't seem to care. All he (and I) knows is, he looks like a million dollars. Good on ya, laddie!

Remembering the power of the kilt, however, did his preschool teacher or any of the more attractive mothers offer to take him out for dinner and dancing?

[Lady M]

Very cute, a kilted gentleman in the making.

[puffer]

Very cute, a kilted gentleman in the making.

How TRUE, my LADY

Puffer

[Dave K]

Remembering the power of the kilt, however, did his preschool teacher or any of the more attractive mothers offer to take him out for dinner and dancing?

Some wanted to take him home. The moms gave me the most comments, all positive. It's a co-op preschool so I work(ed) there about 3 days a month (for the last five years) with all the moms and I pick-up and drop-off all the time. Everyone has seen me in my kilts before so it wasn't any surprise that my son wore one. They were just surprised that he now owns one.

The most common question I had was "Did you make him wear that?" No, he wanted to. He practically insisted. He was so happy and proud that he was the only one in a kilt. The other question I had was "Where is your kilt?" The graduation involves plenty of sitting and getting up along with kid chasing and eating with a plate in the lap. I wore shorts. I wore the kilt later that night to a friends house however.

As for the length. It was purchased for an older boy who just outgrew it this year. My older son fits into it perfectly but he's slightly less enthusiastic about kilts. Just slightly.

Thanks for all the comments.

Dave

[Highlander31]

He looks good. My wife says he looks like a young man who enjoys his kilt.

Our two younger sons (11 and 9) like to wear kilts for the renfaires, however, they are not interested in wearing them anywhere else. While our 26 year old has finally decided he wants a tank.