[Glaslyn] Arts and Sciences

[Scot and Michelle Henry]

Okay, I'll put you down.  I can either put you in the last two class spots
(2:10 - 3:55) or give you the very first class (9 - 9:50 ) and either of the
last two class two class spots.  That will still leave most of the time
around lunch free if you want that semi-private "how to do lunch at an
event" class. ;-)

Michelle

 Original Message -----
From: Carolle M Cox <hpockets at gte.net>
To: <glaslyn at ansteorra.org>
Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 4:17 PM
Subject: [Glaslyn] Arts and Sciences


> Greetings to Glaslyn
>
> Saturday was a day of surprises and fun for me.  The Coronation went well,
> giving me a lot of ideas and background for other things . . . .
>
> And i learned that i had been appointed/approved to be the Canton's Arts
and
> Sciences Minister.  This was an exciting moment for me - especially
because
> i think i can truly say that there are a whole Canton-full of talented,
> capable people in this area here in Glaslyn.  Being allowed to work among
> you this next term will be a challenge and a great pleasure.  And i'll
need
> the expertise of every Glaslynite out there, please!
>
> Ummm, Lady Lavina - the five minute speech. . . . . . I may need help with
> that . . . . .
>
> Lady Capricia, i think i have enough material here for two separate
> classes - how about a Garb 101 - Tunics and Pants, and Garb 102 - Smocks,
> Patterns, and ???  ?   The 101 students could bring material for a tunic
(4
> yd female, 3 yd male, unless huge), the others could bring muslin for
> pattern tracing?  Or am i getting carried away again?
>
> In Service,
> Caroleigh von Bremerhaven
>
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