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Originally, Washington State. Now Tucson Arizona. More sun

I keep coming back to both your web page and FB page...looking at the photos. What I'm seeing could almost be seen as a kilt...but less. Since I'm neither Scottish or Irish the idea of a kilt is a little wrong, and going to a women's wear store for an off of the shelf number still feels too feminine...

I regularly wear a kilt on expeditions all over Arizona with my hiking club, and I guess everyone else has accepted it. They elected me President. We're based in Phoenix and don't get down to Tucson very often, but maybe we'll meet up some day, eh? IMG_8798 copy.jpg Maybe, once I get going, we can ...

I have been right up front with MOH. When I first brought it up...that I was going to start wearing skirts I really thought she'd go running screaming down the street. She actually said it would be fine, and that's what scares me. She is usually closed with her thoughts. I'm going to do the 'thrift ...

Thanks for the great replies, guys. My confidence is growing that it can, and WILL, do this. I'm currently traveling in New England and don't have time for 'shopping', bit when home in a couple of weeks...stand by. I'm a 34 waist, and sizing help I've got really helps.

Hemitom wrote:for the time being ill stick to knee length area skirts...I just think a "mini"type skirt on a male is looking to expose his private parts that might hang down. just my opinion on the subject...

I'm 67. I don't have to worry too much anymore about something 'hanging down'.

I'm new to this. I remember wearing one of my mother's dresses when I was a teen-ager...a looong time ago. I'm now 67 and am straight as an arrow. I'm looking at skirts in the desire toward comfort. I am going to do this. I've been doing research...like; what style of skirt, color, etc. I live in Tu...

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