[Loch-Ruadh] Hunter's Moon

[Lady Simone]

I know who put it there :-)


Lady (Simone) Muirenn ingen Senáin uí Dúnlaing

> Never mind where my gold coin went... just know that I wasn't
> the one that put it there. ;-)
>
> Thanks to Alaric and Fiona for providing the ride.
>
> //EH
> (...and just wait til you see my new pouch!)
>
>
> dkv250 at msn.com wrote:
>
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> >Caitrin, Tegwared, Aingeal and Eiric(sp)all made it home safe and sound
( once
> >the under-skirt was removed making for easier driving of the standard
shift :
> >) ! )
> >
> >Hunter's Moon was held at a wonderfully bucolic and serene site. The sun
was
> >warm, the grass green, and the trees of wonderous character.
> >
> >We arrived ( late by Fiona's reconning ) just intime to sign in for
morning
> >Court, then found a perfect site for our easy-up adjacent to the Archery
List
> >were to of our happy group intended to strut their stuff. The day was
> >leisurely and satisfying, good food and company were shared, many
purchases
> >made; Aingeal's new purple over-dress is to die for! Scottish tasting
cups may
> >become the new rage.
> >
> >On the Archery list Tegwared made his debut after many protests and
attempts
> >to dodge the inevitable. he acquitted himself well, completed the
competition
> >and declared it more fun than he had anticipated. Eiric competed well
after a
> >sleight handicap due to having dishonored his Lady ( I'll let Aingeal
regale
> >you with the details). His bonus round was conducted from the level of
Boyer,
> >much to his appearant dismay; but found that a 30 yard shot is at least
easier
> >than a 40. Erick made one Bulls-Eye shot  during a speed round. If you
wish a
> >more detailed account see the Archers.
> >
> >Lady Asa our beloved A&S mistress, entered the competition with miniature
> >pictures and mulled wine. The wine was ambrosia to the pallate and the
> >pictures incredible. She won the day with her portraits and brought home
a
> >wonderful prize basket filled with numerous goodies.
> >
> >Alaric and Gwenllian challenged one another to a round of cribbage,
challenges were
> >set ands beads changed hands. We hear that Alaric took two hands, see the
> >contestants for a blow-by-blow or point-by-point  as the case may be.
> >
> >Feast was delicious, plentiful, and filling. We were joined at table by
the
> >merchant mistress of Phoenix(pardon but her name escapes me). Many
pardons
> >Lady if you read this list. Alaric, Asa, and Gwen graciously volunteered
to
> >assist in serving said feast. Court was held during Feast and many prizes
were
> >awarded for the day.Lady Fiona won the Bear of Candy raffle for Gate bu
> >guessing that the number of delicacies within the bear numbered 156,
there
> >were in fact 157! Alaric garnered a prize for our warchest by
accumulating a
> >grand total of 211(? I believe) challenge beads during the day.
> >
> >The night turned crisp and as we sat around a table in the cool of the
night
> >discussing topics vast and various, we were entertained by dancing bells
at
> >the request of Lady Elizabeth ( ask her where her gold dollar went) and
the
> >renowned ladies of House Mac were serenaded in poem by Christian the
Housecarl
> >of Falcon Rose. His poem was a tribute to Honor and much appreciated by
his
> >audience.
> >
> >As Bardic began, Alaric, Fiona, and Elizabeth settled in to enjoy the
voices
> >of Emerald Keep, Aingeal,  Eiric, Gwen, and Caitrin tasted of the Brewing
> >entries, tegwared rested his weary bones, and Asa mingled with the crowd.
Soon
> >Caitrin, Tegwared, Aingeal, and Eiric set out upon their journey home,
leaving
> >the others of our fair group to the revels of the night.
> >
> >If I missed anything scribe away.
> >
> >Sounds like we were there a week don't it?!?!
> >Kathy Varner
> >aka
> >Caitrin ferch Rhys
> >
>
>
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