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On 9/4/2021 at 6:43 AM, Albert1434 said:

Today I am making

Summer Tomato Pie

Summer Tomato Pie

I ship some to you Bucket and  Gary by jet bird!

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A couple more kiltings of note today. Early in the afternoon two young couples came in to the shop looking for kilts for the guys. One was really personable, good looking and a blue-eyed ginger. The other lad was cute, quieter, not shy just less outgoing though still friendly. He had really dark brown hair, dark like 85% Lindt chocolate and warm brown eyes.

I started by kilting the ginger lad. He was the more outgoing and put himself forward. He chose a kilt in Black Watch tartan, one of the true tartans we stock. It's a British military tartan. You've likely seen it, navy blue, dark green and black, used for pj's, boxer shorts, flannel shirts, etc. Now this lad was built for kilts. Broad shoulders narrow waist and a lovely bubble butt. After kilting him and smoothing his pleats I explained that kilts are best appreciated when in motion. I bid him walk across the shop then pause with his back to us while we evaluated his assets. He was prone to standing with his hands on hips so needed no prompting in that regard. After an appropriate time admiring him I had him return to us with a pause midway. Stating that despite his lovely face we really wanted to see the back of him. He spun about struck a bold stance and when he turned to look at us over his shoulder the wink he gave was equal parts sultry and playful. I could have dressed him in a kilt made from burlap and it would have looked good. He laughed at that, he had a warm happy laugh. Ginger eye candy is some of the best.

The second lad was hoping to find a kilt to wear to a wedding. He was more slightly built than his friend, shorter with a lean tight body and a wee bit of a bum. The three of us discussed what plaid might work best. His first question was should he wear the same tartan as the wedding party. I told no since he was a guest not a participant.  Rather we should find something to coordinate with and compliment what his lady wife was wearing. Because the lady in question plans on wearing a black dress with with red floral highlights we went with a black and red plaid. The fabric is a middle weight with a nice drape and would provide padding for his bum and sway when he moved. I wrapped the kilt and belted him. Having watched his friend he knew what was expected and was off. The pleats provided just the right amount of padding making his two hams suddenly visible.

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Posted
5 hours ago, Albert1434 said:

Were having BLT for lunch💖

Image result for picture of blt

Mmmmmmm add that to the jet bird package. Looks good

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Posted
14 minutes ago, dughlas said:

A couple more kiltings of note today. Early in the afternoon two young couples came in to the shop looking for kilts for the guys. One was really personable, good looking and a blue-eyed ginger. The other lad was cute, quieter, not shy just less outgoing though still friendly. He had really dark brown hair, dark like 85% Lindt chocolate and warm brown eyes.

I started by kilting the ginger lad. He was the more outgoing and put himself forward. He chose a kilt in Black Watch tartan, one of the true tartans we stock. It's a British military tartan. You've likely seen it, navy blue, dark green and black, used for pj's, boxer shorts, flannel shirts, etc. Now this lad was built for kilts. Broad shoulders narrow waist and a lovely bubble butt. After kilting him and smoothing his pleats I explained that kilts are best appreciated when in motion. I bid him walk across the shop then pause with his back to us while we evaluated his assets. He was prone to standing with his hands on hips so needed no prompting in that regard. After an appropriate time admiring him I had him return to us with a pause midway. Stating that despite his lovely face we really wanted to see the back of him. He spun about struck a bold stance and when he turned to look at us over his shoulder the wink he gave was equal parts sultry and playful. I could have dressed him in a kilt made from burlap and it would have looked good. He laughed at that, he had a warm happy laugh. Ginger eye candy is some of the best.

The second lad was hoping to find a kilt to wear to a wedding. He was more slightly built than his friend, shorter with a lean tight body and a wee bit of a bum. The three of us discussed what plaid might work best. His first question was should he wear the same tartan as the wedding party. I told no since he was a guest not a participant.  Rather we should find something to coordinate with and compliment what his lady wife was wearing. Because the lady in question plans on wearing a black dress with with red floral highlights we went with a black and red plaid. The fabric is a middle weight with a nice drape and would provide padding for his bum and sway when he moved. I wrapped the kilt and belted him. Having watched his friend he knew what was expected and was off. The pleats provided just the right amount of padding making his two hams suddenly visible.

You can send them by jet bird too :) 

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Posted (edited)
11 hours ago, Bucket1 said:

You can send them by jet bird too :) 

My dearest B, you should know by now I'm not very good at sharing my plaid lads, especially the gingers.

I also apologize for the somewhat abrupt ending to the kilt tale. As I was exhausted I kept dozing off, after the third time decided to post what I'd written rather than risk deleting it all. ... Let me just say while my little dark eyed lad had a wee bum the kilt loved him and those pleats danced merrily along behind wherever he went. It was a very pretty sight. Oh, and small they may have been but those wee buns were firm. How do I know this you ask. Well, one of those pleats was askew and needed to be set right and smoothed into place.

Today is another kilting day so ...

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2 hours ago, dughlas said:

My dearest B, you should know by now I'm not very good at sharing my plaid lads, especially the gingers.

I thought it was worth a try :) 

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Posted
15 minutes ago, Sam Wyer said:

OMG it's like a freakin' time warp :) 

Sammy! :glomp: ooops sorry :gikkle:

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Posted (edited)

Our Thai chili pepper are so hot you could kill some one:rofl:

 See the source image

These chili's are called Birds Cry:rofl:

Edited by Albert1434
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Posted

Sorry for not being around... I was super busy getting my chapter ready, and now I need to eat something. :)  

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Posted
25 minutes ago, Headstall said:

Sorry for not being around... I was super busy getting my chapter ready, and now I need to eat something. :)  

Hey my Sexy Lumberjack,  how are you doing?

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4 minutes ago, clochette said:

Hey my Sexy Lumberjack,  how are you doing?

I'm good. Three of my kids stayed overnight, playing board games and having a few drinks. I had one glass of wine, and had a great time watching them. :) :hug: 

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13 minutes ago, Headstall said:

I'm good. Three of my kids stayed overnight, playing board games and having a few drinks. I had one glass of wine, and had a great time watching them. :) :hug: 

That's sweet ♥️ 

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Posted
3 minutes ago, clochette said:

That's sweet ♥️ 

And your bruises? You must be a nice rainbow color by now :gikkle:

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