[Bordermarch] look closely!!!

[David Lathrop]

Oh Ya Oh Ya...please pay close attention to the forwarded messages.  Your Baron my Santiago did write these fine words to one and all only to address it to himself the "Baron!"
Oh what a tangled web he weaved now...huh Adolf!

(It was only after I responded that I noticed his mistake which turned out to be my mistake because I too sent it to our own address) DA!!!!

Maybe it's ya'lls mistake for wanting us.

Oops......HE Elisabeth


----- Forwarded Message ----
From: David Lathrop <dblathrop at yahoo.com>
To: David Lathrop <dblathrop at yahoo.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 2009 11:09:57 PM
Subject: Re: Just something


I know HE wasn't talking about MY chicken!!!  For if my chicken "cookin" was distasteful to him then perhaps he should keep his lips sealed better or he will eat those words!!!

Who do you think....




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From: David Lathrop <dblathrop at yahoo.com>
To: baron at bordermarch.org
Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 2009 10:20:15 PM
Subject: Just something


Greetings unto the Splendor know to all as Barony Bordermarch,

I received a picture of some boiled eggplant spaghetti to pass on to our chronicaler; I'll have to pass it by our Queen of the Cook's Guild, Tessa of the Gardens, to verify that it's a period dish. It does look horrible so it just might be period.

I'm still waiting for someone named Lord Crestian Brule to write some verbiage about the joy that fills his soul during fighter practices.

HE Elisabeth just cooked some chicken, and now the kitchen smells like burnt frogs; I had to leave.

Sir Simonn is working in the armory with young m'lord Grant of the "I'm only a kid, but I still want to fight really really bad" household. They're building his armor and it's looking great!

My Great Box of 40 Drawers that Lord Adolf covets, fell through my workbench!  It destroyed the workbench, but the Great Box of 40 Drawers remains unscathed, a true testiment to my craftsmanship and the use of lots of glue.

Now a test for the smarty pants in the barony: 
What is the meaning of the word [wilinhet]? You won't find it in the dictionary, and I don't think it will come up if you Google it.
It is a very period and common word used primarily around County Cork, Ireland.

CLUE:--It has something to do with the allocation and distribution of a land lord's property should he die without any heirs.

Put on your thinking caps OHHH mighty seekers of anything that has something to do with the medieval!

HE Santiago