Kat – Oh we would have a blast going shopping together. With our finely honed plaid seeking radar, we’d pile our cart with every plaid out there!! Let’s go.

Alexandrea – Oh that would be too funny. Everyone in plaid, on camera or not!!

007 – Thank you. May plaiddiction find its way into your next conversation.

Erica – I’d never heard of the musical before, but after looking it up, it sure sounds like something I’d enjoy.

funbun – I’d think wearing a skirt that short would be a spankable offense in and of itself! If I went to such a school, that would be one rule I’d love to break time and again.

tim – Glad you enjoyed this post and our recent PB updates as well. We once did a tennis themed scene a long time ago, but it was never released. I’ll definitely consider revisiting that theme.

Linde – Oh the power of plaid! I bet emails go around alerting your coworkers that it’s Linde’s Plaidday.

Paul – Good to see you around again. Pajamas fall a little lower on my list of addictions / collections than plaid, but they’re fun too. Say, how’s that video review going, eh?

Redchief – Oh that would be something! Hopefully all red and white plaid though. :-S

Will – Thank you Will. And thank you too Emma!!

2Good – We definitely need to up your plaid factor. And it may have been different if you’d been in private school. After all you told me the story (which has now been made into a video) of the girl cutting up her uniform. Eep!

Dreams of Horses – No, no plaid pants. Short plaid shorts are as far as I go. And yes, I think you hit the nail on the head as far as the implied innocence (though often coupled with naughty fun) goes. And personally, I don’t think I could ever pull off a Goth or wild child look so I’m best off sticking with plaid and what Chelsea calls my Barbie clothes.

Serial Spanker – Thank you so much!!

Pixie,

I was relieved you didn’t mention having any plaid slacks, which always remind me of the gawlff togs old duffers wear (sh-shudder). Personally, I find your addiction just another of your charming facets. Must be one of them Nawtheren things but, to me, plaid says “home,” a place of warmth and welcome – probably with loving discipline to boot (as there is a certain regimentation to it). Having been raised mostly in the Northeast, back when girls only wore dresses and skirts to school, I have fond memories of crisp Autumn days, earthtone plaids, knee socks, and brief (but appreciated) flashes of white or pink or floral print cotton – until winter cold and snow forced girls into tights.

I think, also, there is a certain innocence implied (or the *edge* of it, which may be why “school girls” are so popular in hardcore porn), something which is less threatening and thus more easily dominated. Contrast that to the implications of more “adult” wear, such as office attire or a police uniform; or put a “school girl” next to a Goth girl, and ask which is likely to be “out of control” versus needing occasional “correction.” That pic on your site of you leaning on the railing says many things, but “wild child” definitely isn’t one of them.

Who needs to overthink it, anyway? Just keep wearing plaid and know that just about everyone appreciates it and enjoys it, too. Besides, it hasn’t gone out of style yet.

P.S. I was cut off by a sudden lightning strike (God weighing in?), thus the incomplete comment. Sorry all.

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We’ve caught Emma’s eye w/Our Plaid..

ain’t ya glad!

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love ya,
Will

just think about this , you can live out your addition and fantasies but my pyjamas fantasy and naughty girls in them is soooooooo much more difficult. LOL

Linde