Missing colour green?

[Canadian Livingstone]

Hi Kyle, Sorry but I can not see the colour green in your sample tartan on your web page. D

[Kyle2 MacLea]

Huh.

[Canadian Livingstone]

Kyle, Sorry the whole thing really looks fine I have to tell you, but perhaps you might want to consider making the tartan pattern a little larger and closer in colour arrangement to Tartan 1003 or one of the variations of 1003 which all utilize red green and black to varying degrees and thread count. I presume of course that is the tartan you wanted to work with. Looking for a new house in the summer heat. I could not do that. Hope you find the one your looking for. What are house prices like in your town? Contact me when you can; lots of things happening these days. We need to keep in touch. If discussions progress favourably, we need to contact Hamish McLea. He strikes me as being a fair and wise counsel we could rely on for advice who would listen to all sides of an arguement. He may have some interesting ideas of his own. regards Donald

[Kyle2 MacLea]

I grabbed that Tartan image from somewhere, and it's definitely not an ideal one, but it was the best of the first I found.

[Canadian Livingstone]

Hi Kyle, Buying a house is always a big committment of money and time. On the other hand one has to weigh the advantages or disadvantages in renting. I am sure when the time is right you and your wife will find the house of your dreams. Then once you buy, then you have paint the place, decorate the place and move in all your furniture and stuff youve collected over the centuries. I tried to throw out everything and still ended up with two storage rooms full of odds and ends I have accumlated over the millenia. I am afraid I take after my father in that regard. D

[Kyle2 MacLea]

Perhaps packrat nature is a McLea trait as well.