It's a KILT!

A number of Christian denominations baptize infants as part of their tradition. Some struggle with such ceremonies, but I've never had a problem with 'infant baptisms' or 'baby dedications' (as they're sometimes referred to), at least not when there is a ceremony that follows as an adult. The Lutheran Church is one such church that celebrates both infant and adult baptisms.

My sister attends a Lutheran Church in the Sand Hills and I was able to attend my newest nephew's baptism about a month ago. For the ceremony, my nephew was clothed in a special outfit. This 'outfit' created much discussion as my sister continually referred to it as a "christening gown". Magnus the Strong, always quick to call things as he sees them, labeled it a "dress". Coming to Aiden's defense, I declared it a more manly "kilt". After all, "if it's not Scottish..."

The conversation became quite humorous as any reference my sister made to the "christening gown" was quickly followed by Magnus screaming "dress!" and shortly thereafter with "IT'S A KILT!" (in a thick Sean Connery accent).

The lad may never know what exactly he was wearing, but rest assured, it was a kilt.