A 13th c. Northumbrian lady
The A&S 50 Yahoo group was discussing various ways to present research results in addition to straight writing. The lady Anitra made the following suggestions, which I loved: Teach a class Write a book Do a re-enactment Produce a video for YouTube. Write a solo performer play. (Doesn’t have to be long. A Day in… Continue Reading Creative Displays
I titled this post “unfinished” because that is so often the story of my life! I plan projects well and start them well, but it takes me forever to finish. I just don’t like the process, I am so easily bored. It really affects me both in the SCA and mundanely. I knew this anyway,… Continue Reading Unfinished
Picked up from East London Advertiser 24 Archaeologists dig up rare medieval waterwheel 16 February 2009 By Mike Brooke ARCHAEOLOGISTS have uncovered a rare medieval tidal mill on the River Thames. The discovery was made at Limehouse Reach in East London, where a team has been excavating peat soil on the foreshore at Greenwich Wharf,… Continue Reading 12th Century Waterwheel
I shoud have posted this yesterday when I still had a vacation day to go. Ah well — I woke up at 4:30 this morning so have some extra time before work. The drive to Estrella was very smooth. It was in two parts, since we stopped at west of Phoenix to spend the night… Continue Reading Home from War
Hurrah! I postmarked my early Pentathlon entries and entry form yesterday, the last possible day to do it. Of course. For those of you who do not live in Caid, Pentathlon is our every-other-year kingdom arts competition. This will be my third time entering, and my first time to do both my individual entries and… Continue Reading Early Entries in the Mail