First word to family

[Mychael Sporrano]

This reminds me very much of the situation with my grandmother's birthday party this past summer. For further info:

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/v...447&highlight=

Mychael

[al' Sporrano]

Hi Will

Families can be fickle especially my two sons. They are at the age when everything I say and do is an embarrassment to them.

They think my kilt is just another way of me getting back at them. Eyes to the ceiling!!!

On the whole though I have my wife and kids support. My mother thinks its great, as do assorted others.

My brother? He just thinks I'm soft in the head.

Al

[RockyR]

...... I expect my father would have the most to say; such as "So you're dressing like a woman now?!", etc. .....

Say "No Dad, I am not dressing like a woman, can't you see I am not wearing trousers?"

Sometimes ya just gotta take the bull by the tail, look it square in the eye and just do your thing.

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Yeh me too Anthony, I think Bubba is confused ...

[Rubber Soul]

...... I expect my father would have the most to say; such as "So you're dressing like a woman now?!", etc. .....

Say "No Dad, I am not dressing like a woman, can't you see I am not wearing trousers?"

That is brilliant! haha

[macwilkin]

"No Dad, I am not dressing like a woman, can't you see I am not wearing trousers?"

...except that women wear pants, men wear trousers. The terms have become interchangable recently, but there is a difference. :mrgreen:

Cheers,

Todd (The Celtic Clothes-horse!)

[RockyR]

"No Dad, I am not dressing like a woman, can't you see I am not wearing trousers?"

...except that women wear pants, men wear trousers. The terms have become interchangable recently, but there is a difference. :mrgreen:

Cheers,

Todd (The Celtic Clothes-horse!)

...Except that in England if I remember correctly "Pants" are underware...

[bubba]

"No Dad, I am not dressing like a woman, can't you see I am not wearing trousers?"

...except that women wear pants, men wear trousers. The terms have become interchangable recently, but there is a difference. :mrgreen:

Cheers,

Todd (The Celtic Clothes-horse!)

...Except that in England if I remember correctly "Pants" are underware...

That's knickers

[Mychael Sporrano]

This reminds me very much of the situation with my grandmother's birthday party this past summer. For further info:

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/v...447&highlight=

Mychael

[al' Sporrano]

Hi Will

Families can be fickle especially my two sons. They are at the age when everything I say and do is an embarrassment to them.

They think my kilt is just another way of me getting back at them. Eyes to the ceiling!!!

On the whole though I have my wife and kids support. My mother thinks its great, as do assorted others.

My brother? He just thinks I'm soft in the head.

Al

[RockyR]

...... I expect my father would have the most to say; such as "So you're dressing like a woman now?!", etc. .....

Say "No Dad, I am not dressing like a woman, can't you see I am not wearing trousers?"

Sometimes ya just gotta take the bull by the tail, look it square in the eye and just do your thing.

???

Yeh me too Anthony, I think Bubba is confused ...