[Ponte Alto] Question

[Spears, Kate]

Mistress Teleri will be able to answer this better than I, but I think she
and I may be the longest-term members that are still active in this area..

It was a group of folks who gathered (on Wednesdays, originally), and we did
sewing, researching, and gossiping.  At times we would manufacture a variety
of headgear (to encourage folks to wear something (anything!) on their
heads) and some t-shirts,  to sell at Pennsic...All were welcome, so long as
you 1--weren't allergic to cats, and 2--didn't need a "kid-proof" house.
Encouraging newcomers to play with Chainsaw (the cat, not the power tool)
was a spectator sport.  Chainsaw's speed was legendary, as were the
sharpness of his lungehooks--all in all a nice kitty, though. Milwaukee's
Beast was occasionally in the fridge, but be careful snacking on the "green
beans"!

That group of folks, along with Master Niall's dance class at GWU, were my
first introduction to being an Atlantian.  The group long predates my
activity, though...

Anyone want to add to the legend?

Teleri?
Winifred (if you're lurking)?
Caitlyn?



-----Original Message-----
From: Sarah Maybrier [mailto:maybrier at gkbaum.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2003 4:42 PM
To: ponte-alto at atlantia.sca.org
Subject: [Ponte Alto] Question


This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
--
[ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ]
Do you have information on the origin of the "Ladies Sewing Circle and
Terrorist Society?"  I had a t-shirt with their logo from back in the
'70s and can't remember anything else about it.



Sarah Maybrier

Sarahjo731 at yahoo.com



--


_______________________________________________
Ponte-Alto mailing list
Ponte-Alto at atlantia.sca.org
http://seahorse.atlantia.sca.org/mailman/listinfo/ponte-alto