Palm Desert, CA Kilt Nite at the Tilted Kilt

[rollerboy_1979]

I want to thank all the SCHooligans who turned out for our first Kilt Night at The Tilted Kilt.............I'd say we had a great time! We were all glad that Greg got the ball rolling.

And thanks to the proprietor, Leroy Hardy, who made us feel quite welcome. He's anxious for us to meet there on a regular basis, so, in case some of you missed it, we're planning on the third Saturday of each month. I know that several of us are out of town on June 20, so it might be best if we began meeting in July.

I'd also like to thank Ina, President of The Scottish Society of the Desert, and husband Kevin, for bringing in some SSOD members who are not a part of XMarks. They swelled our numbers up to around 14, and provided some terrific entertainment. Rod was the master piper in full regalia who entertained the crowd.

As the evening waned, Will and I wandered outside, talked about kilts, took in the "eye candy", and entered into a lively conversation with three young ladies, one of whom proceeded to read our palms! We were both blown away by her assessments! And, of course, they were all fascinated to know what we had on under our kilts! Imagine that!

We called it a night around midnight, and are both looking forward to the next gathering of the SCHooligans.

Cheers!

John (Assistant Princial)

P.S. I'll post some photos soon.

[Santa Wally]

As the evening waned, Will and I wandered outside, talked about kilts, took in the "eye candy", and entered into a lively conversation with three young ladies, one of whom proceeded to read our palms! We were both blown away by her assessments! And, of course, they were all fascinated to know what we had on under our kilts! Imagine that!

Question, why should they wonder what you had on under your kilts? If one of them could read your palms, she should have been able to tell the other two what you had on.