[Bordermarch] My Turn Nomis!

[nomistk at bordermarch.org]

Your Excelency Elisabeth,

While you might think me jelous, that is the farthest thing from my mind.  I am tasked with the protection and care of this Barony and it's leaders.  For several decades I have 
taken this task to heart and at some times it is a difficult burden to bear.  I will soon be on leave for an extended time but I must ask you to clarify your earlier, well thought 
out comments.

You refernce the fact that your beloved son deserves the best of trees, is this some type of druidic reference to the tree of life?  

And what of the reference to his manhood being flowery?  Is this some type of vieled reference to the posibility of not having grand children?  Does this have something to do with 
why you walk around the keep signing "Edelweiss.  Edelweiss.  Every morning you greet me.  Small and white.  Clean and bright.  You look happy to meet me.  Blossom of snow may you 
bloom and grow, bloom and grow forever.  Edelweiss. Edelweiss. Bless my homeland forever."

And lastly, what of the moon lit candle reference?  Another Druidic reference perhaps?  And now you go and admit your witch craft in brewing "special" tea for the Baron!  No wonder 
his brain is addled! And you all but implicate the potter in this scheme, which all but confirms my long held suspicions!

And now you have your cook try to do your bidding?  Be warned cook, I am not some rotten slab of meat that you are used to cooking beyond all recognition.  I will be keeping an 
extra eye on you going forward.

I humbly await your reply
Nomis of Topaz Key


On Wed May 20 22:45 , David Lathrop  sent:

>Alas will we ever be rid of you Nomis!  Your petty jealousy does not become you or does it.  You have yet to see the inner workings of my mind and the greatness it can create.  My 
heart is full of joy for my eldest son and it is only befitting a Baronesses son to have the very best of trees and flower balls with moonlit candles dancing among the leaves.  My 
great and wonderful Baron has gifted a mere part of his man cave to allow this wondrous project to appear.  Little does he know that the new herbal brew I made has made him more 
mighty and filled with more wisdom then he will ever know.  It was from the hands of the potter that once came this brew and now HE will be the greatest of them all!  Ha, Ha, He, 
He get down on one knee and beg for
> forgiveness..I have many watching you!
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>Your Baroness Elisabeth
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>From: "nomistk at bordermarch.org" nomistk at bordermarch.org>
>To: bordermarch at lists.ansteorra.org
>Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2009 9:03:09 PM
>Subject: [Bordermarch] Heavy Heart
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>Once again I find myself saddened by the turn of events that I am witness to.  I have been watching the comings and goings of the Baron and now I see that he has amassed a great 
>and varied hoard of scrap metal from far away battle fields.  Of course in his eyes this is a treasure compared to no other.  Oh the varied and mighty war machines he is going to 
>craft...if only he had a forge, coal to burn, a bellows to blow...you get my point.  One can be trapped for hours listening to his great stories of items that he has made but alas 
>there is little
> to no evidence of these engineering marvels, but oh what stories they are.  If you are privileged(unfortunate) enough to visit his work shop you will be amazed to 
>see that it has fallen into such disuse that there is a TREE growing in the main room.  Undoubtably this is the next generation of "bows" to meet thier end.
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>I can only guess that my revealing of the nature of the Baron's "bow" has cause him to move on to other magnificent projects such as this metal hoard.  one has to wonder.  
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>The Baroness meanwhile is busy trying to marry off her children to the highest bidder... any takers?
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>Until next time,
>Nomis
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