ES - Event Suggestions

[Glen Wilkerson]

I remember those, except that it wasn't just the ladies that were invited to
cook (I, myself, made a couple of mean meat pie and quiche baskets...)  It
was done as a fundraiser, the meals were auctioned off, and those who cooked
got to eat with whoever bought their meals - generally enough to feed six to
eight.

The wonderful thing I loved about it was it was a great way for peopIe to
meet and get to know someone new...

Don Alaric

-----Original Message-----
From: DonnelShaw at AOL.com <DonnelShaw at AOL.com>
To: elfsea at ansteorra.org <elfsea at ansteorra.org>
Date: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 4:39 PM
Subject: Re: ES - Event Suggestions


>In a message dated 9/26/00 3:33:03 PM Central Daylight Time,
>rjt at softwareinnovation.com writes:
>
><< Though Defender usually does not have a feast (due, I think, to the
> culture camps wanting to provide food from their areas), we could
> start one until the culture camps again want that option. I, too,
> had a real problem with the evening meal. The crown had also requested
> some sort of meal since they would be busy until the last minute.
>  >>
>One of the past events at Defender was that each lady in Elfsea made a
basket
>meal. Then Each meal was actioned off that evening. It was a great
>fundraiser.  Also in the past we had our own Elfsea Tavern. Defender and
the
>Tavern were our money makers. Since the Tavern has been in retirement and
the
>Event still does not have a feast some changes may need to be made.
>
>Donnel
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