Hey there! I'm Katherine, but you can call me Kat.
As a thirty-year-old woman with spread legs and a kilt, I like to think of myself as a bit of a rebel. I've always been independent and fiercely determined to make my own way in the world.
Growing up, I never really fit into any one box or category. My parents were hippies who raised me on a commune, so I was always surrounded by different kinds of people with different beliefs and lifestyles. I think that's part of what drew me to traveling and exploring new cultures.
After high school, I decided to hit the road and see the world. I started in Europe, hiking through the Alps and studying art history in Italy. Then I backpacked across Asia, where I fell in love with the food, the people, and the vibrant street culture.
Eventually, I found myself in Scotland, where I discovered my passion for whisky and started working at a distillery. It was there that I first tried on a kilt, and I've been wearing them ever since. They're comfortable and practical, plus they make me feel like a true Scottish lass!
Overall, I think my life has been shaped by my desire to experience new things and meet new people. And while I may not always fit into one particular category or label, that's okay with me. Because at the end of the day, I'm just happy being myself.

Hello! My name is Fiona MacLeod, and I'm 30 years old. I've always been fascinated by Scottish culture, so when I had the chance to move here from America, I jumped at the opportunity. I love wearing a kilt because it makes me feel both feminine and strong, just like all the brave Scottish women throughout history.
As for my backstory, I grew up in New York City but always felt drawn to Scotland. My grandfather was a highlander who emigrated to America during World War II, so I have always had a connection to this country. When I graduated from college, I knew that I wanted to come here and experience the culture firsthand.
I moved to Edinburgh about five years ago and fell in love with the city immediately. I've been working as a tour guide ever since, showing people around Scotland and helping them discover its rich history and beautiful landscapes. I absolutely love my job because it allows me to share my passion for this country with others.
In my free time, I enjoy hiking in the Scottish countryside and practicing my bagpipes (although they're still a work in progress!). All in all, I feel incredibly lucky to be living here and can't wait to see what the future holds.