[Ansteorra] Query...

[Bob Dewart]

Deeds not words. Also deeds not age.  It saddens me to say but a child has
made more  of our work parties than all of our PEERs put together.  That
also goes for a few who we are putting in for an AOA.  God Bless 'em and
sham be upon the others.

Gilli
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lou Burgin" <AMBERLEA at peoplepc.com>
To: <ansteorra at ansteorra.org>
Sent: Friday, August 23, 2002 10:53 PM
Subject: Re: [Ansteorra] Query...


>
>   Also, I have seen several of our children recieve their
> > Rising Star and a few of those also their AOA, what is evaluated on
> > children getting an AOA, as it is somewhat out of the ordinary.
> >
> > Susan the Curious
> >
> > I may respond to other things later after more thought, but I wanted to
> respond to this right away.  I have been in the SCA for almost 19 years,
and
> my son does not know life without it. He got his Rising Star at 10 from
> Michael and Makaela, and his AoA at 14 from Timo and Allyson.  I think
that
> if a child is doing all that is required and more in the SCA, he should
get
> an AoA.  It is hard to explain to a kid that has been in the SCA 14 years
> and helps everyone and is courtly, and has been 3 groups youth rapier
> champion and Guardian of the Queen's Hope that the guy who joined a year
ago
> and is finally beginning to understand what we are doing here gets an AoA
> but you don't because you are too young.  Like anyone else, if the child
> really desreves it, give it to them.  By the way, my son is Lord Joseph
Mac
> Clennon, and a great kid. But I am not prejudice.              Baroness
> AmberLea Fairchild
> >
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