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At 09:50 PM 6/3/2007, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Nooo....<br>
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Nothing like that.<br>
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Double Sigh.<br>
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Esther<br><br>
<b><i>Gerald of Leesville <gerald.of.leesville@gmail.com></i></b>
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<dd>A while back, Alden asked how things went at Steppes Warlord in the
bardic arena? Just wandered if anyone was going to respond or
not. Not that I'm waiting. Not that we'd want to know
what we missed. No. Nothing like that.
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<dd>Sigh.
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<dd>G.</blockquote>
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Sorry, I was hoping someone else, who had not been as distracted as I was
would respond.<br><br>
The bardic competition was in two rounds. One in the hall during
the day. The performers were on the stage. It was a great
venue for spoken word, but I really strained my voice singing. A
few highlights, what I saw, HL Elanore did a great spoken piece about
horses, Yagyu was all over the stage with a Japanese tale, there was an
Irish tale and several Norse tales as well. I wish I could have
focused more, I was late arriving because I was fighting, and then was
called away to help escort Sior Tomas into the final round of the Warlord
tourney.<br><br>
The final round was after court at the Baronial Pavilion. I am now
spacing on the name of one finalist, and who the other was, but Yagyu won
the competition with a rousing rendition of Tiggy's poem about becoming a
Warlord.<br><br>
A wonderful competition over all.<br><br>
Please, someone fill in my blanks. I really am quite embarrassed
that I can't tell a better tale.<br><br>
YIS<br>
Maggie MacPherson<br>
Glaslyn's Bardic Defender<br>
Northkeep Bard<br><br>
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