[DFT] hosting king's college

[Jane Sitton]

Emptying out the email folder, I found this, to which I don't think I have
responded yet.  Logan (provided he agrees to this!) could either teach
theory in a classroom, or bring the forge (the source of the fire!) to teach
a hands-on, practical class.  He could even teach advanced stuff like
etching, enamel work, pierced work, brass fittings, etc., ad infinitum.  A
request for his expertise coming from someone else would go a lot farther
than me asking him to do it... which is often perceived as nagging by him!

He can be reached at:

hammersring at earthlink.net
hammersring at hotmail.com
or 817-551-7642 home, 817-681-7973 cell

Ly Madelina de Lindesaya

-----Original Message-----
From: Ms Pict [mailto:dftfeast at hotmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2002 1:32 PM
To: dragonsfire-tor at ansteorra.org
Subject: RE: [DFT] hosting king's college


What kind of fire do you both need?


>From: Jane Sitton <jane.sitton at radioshack.com>
>Reply-To: dragonsfire-tor at ansteorra.org
>To: "'dragonsfire-tor at ansteorra.org'" <dragonsfire-tor at ansteorra.org>
>Subject: RE: [DFT] hosting king's college
>Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2002 08:10:10 -0500
>
>I second that.  Logan might be talked into teaching a blacksmithing class.
>
>Madelina
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Jhan Knebel [mailto:rixende at yahoo.com]
>Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2002 10:56 PM
>To: dragonsfire-tor at ansteorra.org
>Subject: Re: [DFT] hosting king's college
>
>
>Try and find a site that will allow fire ;-)
>
>(From your friendly, neighborhood bead maker who wants
>to teach a full day in 2003!)
>
>Rixende
>
>--- Sue Delk <ladydds at centex.net> wrote:
> > ...<snip>    If we can get Tarleton's
> > permission to hold the
> > event there, it would be perfect.  Pre-made
> > classrooms!
> >     Organizing classes is not too hard.  Many
> > artisans are willing to teach,
> > providing there is space.  It's good PR for them,
> > too.  The hard part is
> > making sure we have enough classrooms for the
> > teachers and students and that
> > classes don't conflict too badly.
> >     Does anyone else have any pearls of wisdom?
> >
> > In service,
> >
> > Lady Genevieve del Gamba