[MR] Tempore Atlantia at Autumn Coronation (1000-1250)

[Karen]

Jessamyn di Piemonte asked that I pass the following message along,
regarding the Tempore Atlantia competitions at Autumn Coronation.

For more information, email her at grace.morris at providenceday.org or
see http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/tempore.htm

> Have you been working on your entries?  Have you been stressing out
> over your work?  Has this competition been foremost on your mind?
> 
> Well, guess what?  ME NEITHER----and I'm supposed to be in charge!!
> 
> So...LET'S GET TO WORK!!
> (The highlighted time period is 1000-1250.)
> 
> IF YOU WISH TO SPONSOR A COMPETITION, please contact me ASAP!
> 
> Even though it isn't up on the web page (mea culpa) there will be
> prizes for Best in Show, Best Documentation, and Best Work of
> Religious Art.   Also count on a Poetry  competition, details to
> follow.
> 
> Just because I'm a lazy Italian, lounging away the summer in my
> palazzo, doesn't mean that you can't be covered in fame and glory
> for your beautiful work!   
> 
> Mistress Jessamyn di Piemonte
> 
> P.S.  Judges:  Volunteer now!  Don't make me hunt you down.  Old
> Laurels get cranky in the summer heat.

(To which I will cheekily add Martha Stewart's advice that such
crankiness can be averted if one monitors soil moisture, applies a
balanced fertilizer biweekly, and prunes or pinches back regularly to
maintain shape; infestations of scales and mealybugs can be controlled
with horticultural oil, and powdery mildew can be controlled by
removing affected leaves and not watering from above.)