Since Wednesday was the anniversary of Rabbie Burns, half the Scottish nation will have attended a Burns night party this week and eaten Haggis. I, a mere sassenach, have also been doing that for almost 25 years, and have borrowed a kilt, and all the other clothes that go with it, from a friend, to celebrate too. I even learned how to "address" the haggis properly, and this year, will have done it three times after tomorrow night.
Now, my wife is so anti-CD you would not believe it, but she rather likes the look of me in a kilt (go figure!), but I guess it's supposed to look masculine. However, I do get some of the enjoyable feelings wearing a kilt, as I do when wearing a skirt; and not just the shock of cold leather on the back of my thighs when geting into my car! Obviously I've been out many times in that kilt, but does it count as being out in public "dressed"? Well, I thought you wouldn't agree, so there's a milestone I still have to pass. I do feel a bit girlie though, with that material swirling around my bare legs when I walk about. Do you think I could wear a waist slip and natural coloured tights next time and claim that I was only keeping my legs warm?
Tony