Do the children in Scotland laugh or look away like this when they see a man in a kilt? Or is it just kids "down sarf" that have the early gender-imprint that a man wearing a kilt (read skirt in their eyes) gets what he deserves. Apparently they make very flexible, rugged (and airy?) gardening wear when fashioned in a hard wearing design. Also Rich, our friend with the kilt business, made his first sale of his new stock - hopefully a sign of good things to come at his Sunday morning market stall in Spitalfields (plugplug). Dressing like Mr Incredible, by the way, is totally acceptable at any time of day - that is not a fashion police pixie in the picture.
Tuesday, 17 July 2007
Gardeners in kilts
Do the children in Scotland laugh or look away like this when they see a man in a kilt? Or is it just kids "down sarf" that have the early gender-imprint that a man wearing a kilt (read skirt in their eyes) gets what he deserves. Apparently they make very flexible, rugged (and airy?) gardening wear when fashioned in a hard wearing design. Also Rich, our friend with the kilt business, made his first sale of his new stock - hopefully a sign of good things to come at his Sunday morning market stall in Spitalfields (plugplug). Dressing like Mr Incredible, by the way, is totally acceptable at any time of day - that is not a fashion police pixie in the picture.
1 comment:
Thanks for posting that. I like it anyway, although has to be said not great for the self-esteem to have a three year-old and a six year-old laughing at you.
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