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    Another kilted day at work, Part II

    Thursday, May 21st, is World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development. Last week, everyone at my office got an e-mail stating that we were all welcome -- encouraged, even -- to decorate our workspace or office door that week in a way that reflects our heritage or culture. Then, on Thursday, anyone who wants to can wear clothing traditional to their culture or heritage.

    "Cool!" I thought. "What shirt can I wear with my Black Stewart? Or maybe my new USAK casual in American Heritage will be here by then!"

    What's nice is, later I was told by my supervisor that one reason the idea of dressing for the day came up was because I looked so sharp in my kilt and Argyll on Tartan Day, and other staff spoke so positively about it.

    Score another one for the good guys!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phogfan86 View Post
    Thursday, May 21st, is World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development. Last week, everyone at my office got an e-mail stating that we were all welcome -- encouraged, even -- to decorate our workspace or office door that week in a way that reflects our heritage or culture. Then, on Thursday, anyone who wants to can wear clothing traditional to their culture or heritage.

    "Cool!" I thought. "What shirt can I wear with my Black Stewart? Or maybe my new USAK casual in American Heritage will be here by then!"

    What's nice is, later I was told by my supervisor that one reason the idea of dressing for the day came up was because I looked so sharp in my kilt and Argyll on Tartan Day, and other staff spoke so positively about it.

    Score another one for the good guys!
    ith:ith:ith:ith:ith:ith:ith:ith:ith:ith:

    PUFFER

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    Well done lad, well done!
    I don't believe the idea is to arrive in heaven in a well preserved body! But to slide in side ways,Kilt A' Fly'n! Scream'en "Mon Wha A Ride" Kilted Santas
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    May 21st eh? Maybe that'll get a few kilts out of the closet and into the workplace.

    Take your kilt to work day.

    Love it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt View Post
    Take your kilt to work day.

    Love it!

    Ron
    Great idea Ron. Phogfan86 sounds like you made a good impression on your co-workers with your style and smart looking kit. Good on ya lad.
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    The kilt works its wonders again... and helps create a special day for the whole staff. Well done!

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    Really happy to hear this.
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    Well done!

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    Very nice. I wonder if I can convince my boss to me let me wear my kilt on that day...worth a shot.

    It's good to know that your kilt had a positive influence on your co-workers and it was recognized. I think that most of the guys at my work have become rather accepting of my kilt. If anything, it is just more proof for them that I am weird.

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    Good deal. Remember to post pix...

    -J

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