[MR] Manners and Chocolate
ALYX514 at aol.com
ALYX514 at aol.com
Wed Oct 24 18:24:54 PDT 2001
I couldn't agree more! I saw Emeril make them and have been wanting to try
them.
While I've glossed over many of the postings on this topic some of them have
stood out quite deeply in my mind... I've been in the Society 5 years this
weekend coming and though I understand the want and need to be period by some
people.. I'm thinking people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones... If we
all had to be completely accurate many of us would have nothing to wear... I
know of few people who weave their own fabric and than hand sew their
garments together... Most of the members I know would be lost without their
sewing machines...
I guess I've been blessed to have people within my barony to help find
documentation for some things that we do or tell us where to look. I
remember I was concerned about paper cutting and it being "period" because I
didn't want anyone to look down their noses at me for doing it at events or
practices. Our Baroness at the time, loaned me a book on Mongolian folk
tales that were illustrated with paper-cuts than told me where to dig a bit
deeper and I found out that Paper cutting is neary as old as paper itself
that the people of the Oriental Courts used to make them for adornments for
their hair and such...
Though I know that Papercutting and Chocolate/Coffee are two entirely
different entities... I'm just thinking we should all look at ourselves and
see just how period we are before we berate someone for doing something maybe
not so period but still a very nice gesture... I for one am looking forward
to meeting this gentle woman who has offered so graciously to make these
wonderful treats at Holiday Faire. Anyway, I just thought I would interject
my opinion on this matter. As I looked at my garb closet I know none was
hand sewn or handwoven so I for one can not say anything overly critical
about being 100% in "period".
In Service,
Lady Alexandria Wright
Barony of Bright Hills
In a message dated Wed, 24 Oct 2001 12:53:54 AM Eastern Daylight Time, John
Robinson <MonsterJohn at earthlink.com> writes:
> Oh, how I miss getting up in the morning and having begneits and
> cafe au lait... I'm drooling at the thought, and buy all means, for the
> love of one less grumpy person in the mornings, please do!
>
> John Robinson
> Windmaster's Hill
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